
Articles by Igor Zanetti
5 Must-Know Minds of Greek PhilosophyAncient Greece is often deemed to be the cradle of philosophy. This article explores five of the most prominent minds in Ancient Greek philosophy.
What Five Philosophers Have to Say About Physical ExerciseDiscover what some of the greatest minds in our history had to say about physical exercise and fitness in general.
Discover what some of the greatest minds in our history had to say about physical exercise and fitness in general.
What Is The Critical Pedagogy Movement?The Critical Pedagogy movement is a revolutionary approach to education that unites philosophy, pedagogy, and social awareness. Who are its most important contributors?
The Critical Pedagogy movement is a revolutionary approach to education that unites philosophy, pedagogy, and social awareness. Who are its most important contributors?
The Philosophy of Death: 5 Mind-Blowing ViewsThe only certainty in life is death. But what can the philosophy of death uncover about it? In this article we will explore five different philosophical theories.
The only certainty in life is death. But what can the philosophy of death uncover about it? In this article we will explore five different philosophical theories.
Paulo Freire: The Brazilian Philosopher Who Revolutionized EducationPaulo Freire is one of the most influential figures in pedagogy. What were his theories?
Paulo Freire is one of the most influential figures in pedagogy. What were his theories?
Descartes’ Skepticism: A Journey from Doubt to ExistenceRené Descartes is one of the greatest minds in human history, and one of his greatest contributions is the methodological skepticism established in his essay ‘Discourse of the Method’.
The Pessimistic Ethics of Arthur SchopenhauerHow does a pessimistic philosopher such as Arthur Schopenhauer approach the study of morality? How is it possible to establish what is right or wrong while assuming that the world is inherently bad?
How does a pessimistic philosopher such as Arthur Schopenhauer approach the study of morality? How is it possible to establish what is right or wrong while assuming that the world is inherently bad?
Heraclitus and Parmenides: What is the Nature of the Universe?Philosophy's oldest question: what is the nature of the universe? Greek philosophers Heraclitus and Parmenides answered with opposing views.