Thought and Philosophy

"Doubting Minds" is an excellent starting point for those wishing to understand madness or psychosis in the modern sense. It attempts to answer the first, deepest, and most common questions...

Repetition, by the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, is a book about a young man who lost his love and longs for her return. This young man is, in fact, Kierkegaard...

These correspondences, considered by many to be an invaluable important document.The New York Times, April 21, 1974Any reader can guess early on that these two great figures were headed for...

This is not just an "anthology" comprising letters from a husband to his wife, but rather the story of departure and what went with the wind for the author Nabokov...

In these correspondences, after more than 55 years, we discover new details about the life of Plath, brilliant in her writings that address melancholy and overwhelming emotion. What fueled her...

Peter Ludvig Møller, a critic of Kierkegaard, described it as "not only one of the most ironic texts, but also the most unconditionally elegant ever written against Heiberg... I don't...

Nietzsche believed that madness is the natural state associated with the destinies of brilliant men, and the status of madness cannot be diminished by its being a common pathological condition....

Kafka corresponded with an unknown woman, always referring to her in his diaries by the initial "F". This name remained unknown until a woman named Felice Bauer published letters in...

It aims to address the issue of despair, sin, and faith, and the existential and ethical problems that arise from them, which face humans in their lives, as psychology cannot...

This book examines the concept of dread from a philosophical perspective, treating it as an existential phenomenon that opens up to a psychological understanding of humanity. It links the fields...

Rare letters written by Nietzsche reveal various aspects of his relationships with philosophers, thinkers, creators, and musicians he met during his life, which was full of philosophical activity. They also...

This is one of the masterpieces of world literature, which addresses diverse and complex philosophical issues in a sophisticated literary and narrative style. In this book, Kierkegaard laid the foundations...