David Sinor
David is a contributing writer, originally from Florida. After receiving his degree in Political Philosophy he spent 5 years in Hawaii serving in the Navy. Aboard his submarine, he ran his ship’s library in his free time. He is currently pursuing a postgrad degree at Arizona State University. He has had a life-long love of philosophy that he takes with him into all his endeavors.
Articles by David Sinor
4 Ideas by Theodor Adorno That Changed the WorldTheodor Adorno contributed enormously to different aspects of philosophy during his tenure as one of the foremost thinkers of the 20th century. Here are 4 of his most influential ideas.
The Frankfurt School: 6 Leading Critical TheoristsThe Frankfurt School had a vast influence on sociology in the 20th century. Its members had impressive journeys that led to the development of crucial ideas; these are six of those journeys.
The Frankfurt School had a vast influence on sociology in the 20th century. Its members had impressive journeys that led to the development of crucial ideas; these are six of those journeys.
Walter Benjamin: Art, Technology and Distraction in the Modern AgeWalter Benjamin was not always labeled a philosopher. Yet, his analysis and arguments within Critical Theory provide a philosophical key for understanding art and social change in the 20th Century.
Walter Benjamin was not always labeled a philosopher. Yet, his analysis and arguments within Critical Theory provide a philosophical key for understanding art and social change in the 20th Century.
W.E.B. Du Bois: Cosmopolitanism & a Pragmatic View of the FutureDu Bois was one of the most iconic American activists. He was a champion of civil rights and of transnational cosmopolitanism through his involvement with the Pan-African Congress and the NAACP.
Du Bois was one of the most iconic American activists. He was a champion of civil rights and of transnational cosmopolitanism through his involvement with the Pan-African Congress and the NAACP.
The Frankfurt School: Erich Fromm’s Perspective on LoveErich Fromm was a scholar who fled Germany during the Fascist takeover. This experience gave him a whole new perspective on love.
Erich Fromm was a scholar who fled Germany during the Fascist takeover. This experience gave him a whole new perspective on love.