It ain’t whatcha write, It’s the way atcha write it.” – Jack Kerouac
1. Critical points of Marx’s and Engel’s Communist Manifesto 1.1. Class struggle One of the most essential premises of Marx’s works is that “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles” (Marx; Engels 1848: 14).… Continue Reading
Poznan, Poland, December 2017 Introduction: The Western philosophical tradition of logical refutation of theories and imposition of new paradigms has led to the demise of Western philosophy. This science is nowadays little more than an intellectual hobby which is only… Continue Reading
A moment needn’t be nice but real, beautiful. Let no poem tell you what you want to hear. If you don’t bite your nails off or blow your brains out in front of the world’s daily spectacle go buy some… Continue Reading
If the world was ruled by women there wouldn’t be hunger but everyone would have to finish their spinach, there wouldn’t be religions, just constant errands to the shop, there wouldn’t be wars, just constant embargoes and public denunciations, there… Continue Reading
Imagine being there as the Berlin wall fell. Though it might seem like a long time ago, 1990 marked the latest sea change in Earth’s geopolitical climate cycle. Communism, arch-nemesis of democracy and the West, had lost. Or had it?… Continue Reading
Some words we should not say some things are not in play, betting our lives everyday. better not to get too excited if we don’t know how to stay and keep ourselves ignited throughout the constant sway. Your song, my… Continue Reading
The strongest is the quietest love, which never whispers stealthily in your ear, which doesn’t serenade you at late hours, which doesn’t dare to pronounce the verb in process, the unfinished action. The one that takes credit for nothing, but… Continue Reading
He’d gone out with this girl back in Ukraine when he was still young; she was the most beautiful thing he’d ever seen back then and even now, after fifteen years of voluntary exile all over Europe, he hadn’t seen… Continue Reading
A young Argentinian philosopher incites a surreal revolution in the Congo. Amid mosquito bites and murderous ethnic conflict, can he ever hope to inspire and unify his comrades? Can he help forge a genuine political and economic change in this country? Youthful hearts… Continue Reading
Our lives have frequency and intensity, both of which change over time. Frequency is our general state of mind, which generally is called personality, and it may be subjectively described as joyful, grumpy, etc. Intensity is our momentary state of… Continue Reading