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Why Are Aristotle’s “Categories” Fundamental to Logic?

Published: Jul 4, 2025written by Natalie Noland, BS Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Aristotle’s Categories is a foundational philosophical work...

Knights Templar & the Creation of Modern Banking

Published: Jul 4, 2025written by Andrew Moyers, MA History, BA History Of all the knightly orders born of the...

How Hollywood Legends Pulled Off Wild Stunts In 1920s Films

Nowadays, most film studios rely on CGI and green screens, either entirely or as a supplement, to accomplish ambitious stunts....

Dramatic Stone Staircase Disguises a Glass Pavilion Beneath It

The Stacks beside the stream. (Photo: Arch Exist) Nestled in the lush mountain valleys of the Nanchuan District, near Chongqing...

How Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Vitruvian Man’ Defined Renaissance Genius

Published: Jul 4, 2025written by Emily Snow, News, Discoveries, Interviews, and In-depth Reporting At first glance, it seems like...

The Siege Warfare That Shaped Ancient Greece & Rome

Discussions of warfare in ancient Greece and Rome usually revolve around open field battles with dense formations of infantry...

The Adventurous Life of Marquis de Lafayette (Orphan, Soldier, Statesman)

Gilbert du Motier, better known as Marquis de Lafayette, had the world at his feet. He was wealthy and...

What Do the Two Beasts of Revelation Symbolize?

Published: Jul 4, 2025written by Eben De Jager, PhD New Testament Early Christian scholars debated the inclusion of the...

Decoding Friedrich Nietzsche’s Two Most Famous Declarations

Published: Jul 2, 2025written by Maysara Kamal, BA Philosophy & Film Friedrich Nietzsche is a timeless icon in the...

Octavia the Younger, the Roman Woman Who Shaped an Empire