Authenticity as the Foundation of Contemporary Art: From the Artist’s Core to the Work’s Value
Walter Benjamin once wrote that a work of art carries an “aura”—a strange and fragile force that comes from its…
Nowruz and Dialectics: The Perpetual Return as the Logic of Becoming
To grasp the fundamental correspondence between Nowruz and dialectics, one must first discard the illusion that dialectics is merely a…
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Love, Death, and the Question of Being: A Derridean Reflection
Love and death—Derrida sees them as inseparable, as if to speak of one is to inevitably summon the other. It…
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Why Philosophy?
Philosophy is neither a profession nor a mere intellectual exercise. It is not a duty-bound endeavor, nor is it an…
The Eternal Paradox: Decay and Rebirth in Cattelan’s Comedian
“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river, and he is not…
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