Many school leavers in the north choose to study closer to home. So alone at the University of Hamburg More than one in three students (39.9 percent) completed their Abitur in the Hanseatic city, as an assessment by the Center for University Development (CHE) showed. A similar picture can be seen at the other universities … Read more
Parties, debates with all the pomposity, hollow but agile rhetoric, sharp verb towards the most modest students, irony and sarcasm in abundance, alcohol without tax…Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, David Cameron, Theresa May, Dominic Cummings, Jacob Rees-Mogg, George Osborne, o Daniel Hannan, they have many things in common. They studied at the University of Oxford, they … Read more
Ammon – Work is man’s action by nature to produce useful values and meet his biological needs. It is a vital compulsion imposed on man, as he must work in order to obtain sources of protection and to meet his changing needs from time to time. The concept of work includes many basic elements. Its … Read more
Cap Vermell Grand Hotel, the luxury resort of Canyamel, will be the setting, on June 22 at 6:00 p.m., for an exclusive event with the world-wide spiritual leader Sadhguru. The first visit of the Indian yogi to the Balearic Islands will be entitled Toni Mir in conversation with… Sadhguru. The act will consist of an … Read more
Slavoj Žižek: “The Paradox of Mehrlust” At the end of April, Slavoj Žižek’s new book “The Paradoxes of More Pleasure” will be published in German and will spark new debates. © Imago / teutopress Eilenberger, Wolfram; Zizek, Slavoj · Apr 23, 2023 1:05 p.m In his new book “Paradoxes of More Pleasure”, the Slovenian philosopher … Read more
In 2020 the UNESCOtogether with the International Council of Philosophy and Human Sciences (CIPSH), declared January 14 as the world logic day. The proclamation responds to the will to call the attention of the scientific community and the general public about the intellectual history, the theoretical importance and the practical repercussions of logic. The date … Read more
October 17, 2022 at 6am Horses in Dusseldorf : A horse farm for the whole family The secretary Sandra Grote (l) and the council member Barbara Achterfeld (in front) with the young members of the riding club. Photo: Georg Salzburg (rooms) Lohausen The Icelandic Knight Association has a special philosophy in its stables. However, the … Read more
AFP News from the NOS•today, 16:30 The French philosopher and anthropologist Bruno Latour (75) died. He was considered one of the most important contemporary thinkers in France and one of the greatest innovators of the social sciences. Latour dealt with the most diverse topics, such as the (social) construction of scientific facts, and was one … Read more
Kazuo Inamori (center) answers questions surrounded by reporters (taken in January 2010) Photo: JIJI Kazuo Inamori, the “god of management” who despises fraud, also experienced what are now called “great flames” when a scandal involving illegal sales was uncovered in Kyocera when he was president. Mr. Inamori was pushed to the point of contemplating suicide, … Read more
MB: Bernd Kleiner, you have one Youtube-Kanal with meanwhile more than 50 rather unusual films. Somewhere between long-winded and artistic. Yes, thank you very much – I like “unusual”. And lengthy is good too. I deliberately don’t want to get excited – I want to calm down – but then also stimulate a bit. Perhaps … Read more