Ever thought about whether the world is there only because you think it is? That’s what George Berkeley meant with his ...

As humanity pushes the boundaries of science and artificial intelligence, God is waiting in the wings.

Karl Marx (1818 - 1883) is considered the primary founder of two mass movements: democratic socialism and revolutionary communism. Marx studied law and ...

Higher education is often seen as the key to success. It helps people find better jobs, earn more money, and live more ...

Caspar David Friedrich is among those great painters the appreciation of whom has ironically suffered through the ...

Much of the appeal of “Severance” lies in its multiple dimensions: It is a workplace satire, a science-fiction drama, a searing critique of faceless corporations and mad-scientist plutocrats.

Diotima, the female philosopher in Plato's Symposium, has puzzled historians for centuries with her theory of love and beauty ...

COMMENTARY: The love of power is the opposite of the power of love — so why do we idolize strength over virtue?

To many, George Berkeley is little more than a bishop — a distant historical figure whose name happens to adorn the ...

A new book brings fresh focus on the reality and policy of migration in the Americas by sharing the testimonies of those ...

THE following process is recurrent in physical science. A certain amount of special knowledge, empirically accumulated and assorted, is tentatively cast into a comprehensive theoretical aspect.

This spring, I’ve had the pleasure of being involved with a series of programs, and an exhibit still up for you to see, at the Denison Museum. One of the co-sponsors of this is the America 250 ...