Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Focus Seminar: Welcome to the Neoliberal University. Register now!
From March to June, every other Tuesday, we will be hosting a seminar series related to our new FOCUS: The Neoliberal University and its Students. We would be happy to have you participating in it! Learning is not only about reading and experiencing the world alone. It is about discussing and critically questioning. This happens…
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FOCUS | Call for Submissions: The Neoliberal University and its Students
Share with us your thoughts, reflections and experiences on the neoliberalization of education. Let’s question it together!
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The roots of the climate crisis are colonialism, inequality and racism – not generational failure
The climate crisis is not the result of one generation’s failure, but of a whole system that has failed. To fix it, we need to work together across generations and demand unprecedented systemic change, write climate activists Selma de Montgomery and Esther Michelsen Kjeldahl in this article.
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The event of ‘May 68’ revolutionized thought and strengthened the possibilities of resistance
The philosopher Étienne Balibar views the uprising in France in 1968 as the point where we went “from a monolithic conception of power centered around the state, to a conception of the multiple forms of domination.” According to the already influential Marxist philosopher, the coordinates of liberating thought were thus changed permanently
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Protesting with Color
Using Art as A Tool for Resistance at the Farmers’ Protest in India.
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Should Democratic Ethos be Confined in Polarized Conversations?
There is a pressing need to converge ideological extremities with open and healthy conversations.
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Decolonising Memory to Walk Towards the Present
The Unconscious Undermined by the Enemy: the inner thoughts of a transgender art student (educator).
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The Neoliberal University and Digital Learning
The neoliberal university before, during and after the covid-19 pandemic
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Marital Rape in India – An (Un)Recognised Offence
The social, cultural, and legal contexts of marital rape in India.
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