Politics & Religion
Politics and religion have enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship for as long as human history can recall. Whether it’s be a theocracy that utilises the state to enforce its will […]
Politics and religion have enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship for as long as human history can recall. Whether it’s be a theocracy that utilises the state to enforce its will […]
On Thursday, 9th of July, we’re going to meet and discuss Friedrich Hayek’s essay The Use of Knowledge in Society. First published in 1945, it is widely regarded as one of the most influential essays in economics and political philosophy of the twentieth century. In the essay, Hayek explores a simple question: how can society […]
On Saturday, 25th of July, we’re going to begin a two-part discussion of Plato’s Republic, one of the most influential works in the history of philosophy. For this first session, we’ll focus on Books I–V. Written around 375 BCE, the Republic is Plato’s most famous dialogue and a foundational text of Western political thought. The […]
Reorganizace na FF UK ohrožuje studium stovek z nás. Vedení fakulty přitom dosud nepředstavilo žádné konkrétní kroky, zajišťující naše dostudování bez újmy! Máme právo vědět, co s námi bude‼️ Přijďte nás podpořit: 📆10.9 🕒12:15 📍 Ovocný trh Protestní shromáždění proti průběhu a podobě reorganizace na FF UK se po projevech vydá směrem k budově FF […]
Critical Theory Workshop Critical theory is characterized by its twofold approach towards the social reality: critical and emancipatory. It explains the often unseen or overlooked roots of social problems, connects seemingly isolated social phenomena and uncovers sources of hope, freedom, and resistance in the ruptures of the nearly all-encompassing suppressive and distorting social system. In […]