Why do humans believe what they believe? Can morality be grounded in reason, or is it shaped by sentiment and habit? These timeless questions have haunted philosophy for centuries, and … Read more
If everything you trust—your senses, your memories, even mathematics—could be wrong, what could you still know for sure? Meditations on First Philosophy tackles that nightmare directly: by doubting everything, Descartes … Read more
If you’ve ever felt a gnawing restlessness, a confusion about your past, or a fractured sense of self in time—Confessions by Augustine of Hippo tackles that inner turbulence head-on. It … Read more
If philosophy often feels like a maze, Russell hands you a map. History of Western Philosophy compresses 2,500 years of argument into one book—and shows how ideas and power shape … Read more