Atomism and rational hedonism are two concepts that we owe to the Greek philosophical doctrine by Epicurus of Samos (341 BC-270 BC),...
María de Maeztu Whitney was a pedagogue and a humanist born in Vitoria in 1881 who died in Mar del Plata (Argentina) in 1948. She was one of the...
Dutch philosopher of Portuguese Sephardic origins, Baruch or Benedict Spinoza (Amsterdam, 1632-The Hague, 1677) belongs to the group of the most...
Surprinsingly enough, we are to talk about a pedagogue, educator, physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, biologist, scientist, anthropologist and...
Let’s talk this week about Christophe André, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist born in Montpellier (France) in 1956, known for his...
Born in France in 1940 and a resident in Quebec, Canada, since age 28, Annie Marquier is one of the most important authors on inner growth and...
In 2004, the American National Academy of Sciences published a study conducted by the Universities of Madison-Wisconsin, Princeton and Berkeley...
On this blog, I have already written about women who were restless for her times, by defying the female role and for their contribution in the...
Why happy people are happy? The father of Positive Psychology has earned himself this appreciation for pioneering the development of a scientific...
Used as a literary pseudonym (and, curiously, being an anagram of her surname, Crayencour) and her official name after being naturalized...
The teacher and mentor of Ludwig Wittgenstein, a philosopher who is also profiled on this blog, Russell was a philosopher, a writer and a...
I would like to pick up the following two quotes to introduce one of the philosophers who contributed to our perception of the world, the...