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In Ancient Greece, riddles were crucial cultural elements, present in myth, religious practices, and philosophical thought.

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Sophie Oluwole (1935-2018) was a Nigerian scholar and the first woman to earn a PhD in philosophy in her country. She not only placed Nigeria’s rich Yoruba philosophical tradition on the intellectual ...

One of the worrisome and rather tasteless human behaviours is to devalue the human being as having the least value in all human enterprise and activity. The few examples below will serve to drive ...

For more than 200 years, Indiana University has been at the forefront of disciplines that explore what makes us human, producing world-class musicians and performers along with leading scholars in ...

Studying philosophy, or any of the humanities for that matter, has given me something that artificial intelligence cannot replace: a closer understanding of what makes us human.” ...

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The Greek philosopher Plato proposed gender equality, arguing women could participate in political and military life in his Republic.

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As artificial intelligence begins to mimic consciousness with uncanny skill, we need design norms and laws that prevent it from being mistaken for sentient beings.