Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 3

The Ovi; Wednesday April 3rd, 2024

The articles, the opinions, the stories, the poems, the thoughts, the reviews, the photos, the paintings and the cartoons The Ovi covers for Wednesday April 3rd, 2024.

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  • The Platonic Dilemma of our Frankensteinish Democracy or, Phaedrus II: The Last Judgement of Thamus by Dr. Azly Rahman
  • Silence The Solvent #poem by Saloni Kaul
  • #eBook Magic by H. De Vere Stacpoole
  • Tang & Ram #84 #cartoon by Thanos Kalamidas
  • Apr 3; World Party Day

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Saturday, November 6

Ovi magazine; Saturday November 6th, 2021

 

The articles, the opinions, the stories, the poems and the cartoons Ovi magazine covers for Saturday November 6th, 2021


Words and Pictures by Jan Sand

Noam Chomsky, who is one of the most recognized experts on the nature of language, estimates that human language began about twenty thousand years ago. I am guessing this estimate is based on written language which is rather different from communication vocally. Although the paintings discovered in caves have been estimated to be created about forty thousand years ago the quality of the pictures compares well with the efforts of current artists and the depiction of animals is as wonderful as the best of modern efforts. I have personal doubts that the artists making these exquisite depictions merely grunted at each other.

Both words and pictures are a product of the human mind to abstract and formulate individual qualities from sense input but visual imagery seems much closer to what might be called reality than what can be done with words. The simple description “The tall man in the peculiar hat” evokes a completely different image from “The large rabbit in the top hat” not only because the individual words are used differently but someone reading the phrase from different cultures or varied eras also would get a totally different image. Pictures are somewhat less limited.

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Sound Spirals #poem by Saloni Kaul

“Sound like a breathing spiral moves both ways
Has its all-highs and has its lows.”

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Always something; the family edition 21#19 #cartoon by Thanos Kalamidas

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Monday, May 19

The Ovi magazine today

The gangsters of Myanmar by Thanos Kalamidas
What happens this minute in Burma is heartbreaking and the only way to put the way I feel is that I'm really angry. I'm really angry with the international community that has failed to stop once more a crime against humanity.

Richard Rorty's Unflinching Critique of Modern Western Philosophy by Emanuel L. Paparella
While writing a Ph.D. dissertation at Yale University on immanence and transcendence in Giambattista Vico's concept of Providence I serendipitously discovered the late Richard Rorty's 'Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature'.

Globalization and National Identities - The Society of Negotiation by Dimitra Karantzeni
To start with, globalization can be interpreted from many different perspectives: economic, social, psychological, political, and even philosophical.

Latvian Report by Euro Reporter
Latvia welcomes Euro Reporter for a short investigative visit.

Monday, May 12

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Alfred North Whitehead's Critique of Modern Materialism by Emanuel L. Paparella
Alfred North Whitehead is widely considered one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century. He quipped once that "the whole of Western philosophy is a footnote to Plato."

Works by photographer Cátia Cóias #2 by Cátia Cóias
Cátia Cóias has done multiple individual and collective exhibitions in galleries, museums, libraries, worked for magazines and collaborated with other artists developing innovative artistical and cultural projects.

A Guilty Pleasure by Asa Butcher
'The Sound of Music', a cinematic world packed full of singing nuns, clothes tailored from curtains, Nazis, catchy tunes, vomit-inducing children and a long list of favourite things - there's even an intermission!

2nd Opinion #49 by Thanos K & Asa B
He is bad ...really bad! Seriously, I think you'll need a second opinion after this.

Monday, April 21

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Killing the death penalty by Asa Butcher

The death penalty has been a regular issue discussed among the Ovi team and there is never any harm in broaching the subject again, especially after this week's news that an innocent man spent 26 years in prison.

Lev Semenovich Vygotsky: Thought, Language, and Children at Play by Emanuel L. Paparella
In 1958 an Italian translation of a novel written in the Soviet Union and suppressed there appeared in the West winning its author instant fame and recognition and the Nobel Prize for literature besides - the novel's title is 'Dr. Zhivago'.

Bloode's Beastly Beckoning by Matt Williamson
The good Mr. Bloode bounded into his bakery, took out a clean apron, and wiped his hands upon a crisp white cloth.

Nunes Gallery: Graphics Exhibition by Alexandra Pereira
You are invited to an exhibition by Antti Jokinen, Pekka Litmanen and Taina de Carvalho (Graphics) opening on Tuesday April 22nd, 1700-1900.

Rice makes surprise visit to Iraq! by Thanos Kalamidas
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has made an unannounced visit to the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. She said she hoped to see further reconciliation of the various sectarian groups in Iraq.

Monday, April 14

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Soren Kierkegaard as Father of Existentialism by Emanuel L. Paparella

I'd be willing to wager that most educated persons if asked to name the father of existentialism would mention Jean-Paul Sartre.

What are all those inventions for? by Akli Hadid
Everyday, several inventions are made that promise to put an end to many of the world's problems. However, they all go through a process of being slowly commercialized if commercialized or used at all.

The Failure of Gambari Mission in Burma by Rohingya Human Rights
going to perpetuate military domination in running the state forever through unilaterally holding a referendum on May 10.2008 on a pro-military constitution.

"gate gate" by Linda Lane
"Poetry is an echo, asking a shadow to dance." - Carl Sandburg