Fear and Trembling and the Bhagavad Gita on Morality and Divinity
Samantha Sawhney While at first glance, The Bhagavad Gita seems to lack commonalities with the Dutch Judeo-Christian theology of Søren Kierkegaard, upon a deeper inspection …
Samantha Sawhney While at first glance, The Bhagavad Gita seems to lack commonalities with the Dutch Judeo-Christian theology of Søren Kierkegaard, upon a deeper inspection …
Gracie Moore I sit on the roof in skin you have never touched, feeling irreparable. You are dead, but you are also sitting in my …
by Raya Gupta Background information: In Greek mythology, the Sirens are evil creatures who look half bird and half woman. Their bewitching voices often lure …
by Bowen Xiao Socrates drinks the hemlock potion given by the jailor. Along with the weeping of his philosopher friends, his legs become heavier. When …
by Katie Quill In the famous Greek tragedy Antigone, Sophocles illustrates the character Creon’s progression toward insanity through his actions and emotions. Creon goes deranged …
by Samantha Sawhney The Rig Veda is the first in a series of four Vedas, composed orally in around 1500 BC, with its name translated …
by Chen Xinyi As science and technology develop exponentially in the modern world, myths about how they will impact our future lives are born from …
by Abram Haynes It’s hard to make history. It’s hard to fuel empires, to create empires. It’s hard to leave a legacy. Nevertheless, the Punic …