Tag: culture
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Culture Industry, and Why It Doesn’t Exist
This short essay will take the views and arguments of Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer on their self-named “culture industry” at its key interest, and will try to provide rebutting statements from a classical liberalist, and laissez-faire perspective. Lines from a summary of their chapter called Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception, within the larger…
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Middle Ages, Ideals, Perpetuity of Our Futility
Starting from the historical context after the fall of the Western Roman Empire and ending in the ideals of the Middle Ages; this criticism constitutes the personal resentment of its author on mankind’s warped sense of progress.
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Undermining A Language-II: Internet English
English used today is, something else to say the very least. The interesting decision to generally forego the grammatical notions of a language and abbreviate anything and everything to gain the slightest advantage in typing speed is heavily widespread in nearly all age groups. Also, attention span and reading styles have changed drastically in the…
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A Skirmish Against ChatGPT
The first installment in the series “A Battle Against ChatGPT”, describing the author’s quest to draw out the character of an artificial intelligence.
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Hellenic Period Compared to “Golden” Hellenistic Period: A Short Construal
Comparing the attributes and shared values in Hellenic and Hellenistic Periods, this short construal puts emphasis on the progression of arts, societies, history, wars of conquest and much more to explain why Hellenistic Period is regarded as “golden”.
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Remus, Romulus, Roman Heritage to the West
A paragraph on how the mythical characters Remus and Romulus are instrumental in identifying the Roman heritage left to Western civilisations.
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Where Exactly Is The West?
An interperetation for the question about where the West is, taking into account the origins of humanity.
AULA CONSILIOSUS 