The concept of nothingness has confounded philosophers, scientists, and mystics from the start of time. Nothingness seems like a simple concept at first, it is that which doesn't exist, the void, the non-being. But if you examine it closely, the concept collapses in...

Truth is perhaps the oldest and most abiding issue of philosophy. From the pre-Socratic skepticism of earliest times to the analytic acumen of contemporary philosophy, the question of what truth is, and whether it is anything at all apart from a human construction,...

Dreams have always vexed man because they remove the line between reality and fantasy, between will and necessity. In life, morality is entwined with responsibility: we are held responsible on the basis of decisions that we knowingly take, of intentions before our...