Philosophy and Humanities

This essay examines how Nazism simultaneously suppressed and sexualized male-to-male relationships—a paradox of authoritarian masculinity that continues to shape contemporary politics

A critical review of George Paul Meiu’s Ethno-Erotic Economies, exploring how sexuality, money, and belonging intersect within systems of power and postcolonial modernity

Zen, the Absolute Nothingness, and the Transcendence of Nihilism

My goal is to attempt to find a perspective on the Orthodox Tradition that allows us to perceive, and perhaps to realize in practice, the liberating nature of the Orthodox faith and life

Anthropology is not a science of “the human” but a science of the infinite becoming of human worlds.

The earth is not yours, not mine — it is the breathing body of all.

Decolonization essentialize Western thought as evil, trap people in victimhood, invert discrimination, warp history, silence dissent, and push a cultural and economic retreat that stifles growth.

Open letter to A. Vilchitsky, frontmen of Rizoma Art-Group, about Vologda’s philosophy that we creating

Q&A with Gabriel Tupinambá, psychoanalyst and the author of “The Desire of Psychoanalysis”

On childhood as a space of becoming, or how play as a process challenges the logic of adult-centric culture and mirrors the artistic act.

From a brief lecture on poetic difficulty and form

What kinds of arguments can help us to refuse religious wordview and understand nature of reality?

Encyclopedic description of the key concept of contemporary materialist ontology

English translation of Agamben’s recognition of incompatibility of Judaism and Zionism