Author Archives: dduvisac

This idealization of science does not cease to develop. In the second half of the nineteenth century there is a change in intellectual attitude which contributes to the growth a scientific crisis. The modern man, as Edmund Husserl suggests, “let … Continue reading →

Edmund Husserl, the founder of the phenomenological movement in philosophy commits to the theory that we are living in a crisis, in particular a crisis with the natural sciences. From the start it is important to note that the crisis does not … Continue reading →

“The rain surrounded the cabin…with the whole world of meaning, of secrecy, of rumor. Think of it: all that speech pouring down, selling nothing, judging nobody, drenching the thick mulch of dead leaves, soaking the trees, filling the gullies and … Continue reading →

Spinoza, a modern philosopher and contemporary of Descartes, holds the view that everything in existence is fundamentally one substance. This one infinite substance is God. For Spinoza God is not a transient creator of all the things, rather God is … Continue reading →

“There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” – Hamlet replace [philosophy] with [technology] and these would be my sentiments over the past few days….

The weather has been dreary at university, I wake up in darkness and go to sleep in darkness, and if I’m patient I may see a glimmer of sun in between Aesthetics class and Divinity class. To make matters worse today is Valentine’s Day…the … Continue reading →

After all my traveling my final destination is St. Anthony’s University, A beautiful small university by the sea. Of course, like being in any new town it took me a few days to get acclimated. The ancient buildings and structures throws the subject into some what of a time … Continue reading →