November 2020

by Kitty Lloyd “I like these women.” “I love these women.”[i] The 2000s television show Gilmore Girls emerged as a dominant … More

by Oscar Delaney Intellectual property rights are widely believed to be the only plausible way to incentivise productive but risky … More

by Will Partridge In the Dialectic of Enlightenment, Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer outline their conception of the ‘culture industry’;[i] a … More

by Josh Grainger Whilst being a refugee is the bleak reality for more than twenty-six million people, and it has … More

by Kevin Le Merle Michel Foucault’s work has served to undermine the liberal Canon by calling into question the way we … More

by Madison Mamczur Adaptive preference formation describes individuals’ preferences that are inconsistent with basic flourishing, and which are formed under … More

by Chara Scroope The following video includes themes of suicide which may trigger some viewers. Note: Both Exordium and the … More

by David Fan At the start of Critique of Judgment, Immanuel Kant presents to us the “great chasm that separates the … More

by Marnie Ball Open. A whimsical woodland Of pastel beauty, and secret pleasure. Close.  Cherish the silence A moment for … More

by Rory Brown This is an edited reprint of an original version of this essay which originally appeared in AustLit … More

by Serena May The Unbearable Lightness of Being, written by Milan Kundera, expands on the concepts of existential weight and … More

by Sourena Borzoo Plato: Hi, welcome to The Realm of Form’s Bakery. What can I get you? Sourena: Hey, could I just … More

by Talia Fell More and more, people are turning to protests and activism to send a message to their government … More

by Thomas Ross While Friedrich Nietzsche is considered to be one of the most important philosophers to have lived in … More