Two Fires in the Life of Nikolai Gogol Two acts of destruction by fire, separated by approximately...
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Nikolai Gogol was one of the most original writers of 19th-century Russian literature. With works such as The...
Jacques Lacan and the Parisian Surrealist Circle Jacques Lacan developed his early psychiatric ideas within the dynamic...
Sigmund Freud is best known as the founder of psychoanalysis. Yet his intellectual world extended far beyond...
Carl Jung’s Red Book is one of the most extraordinary—and for many years, one of the most...
Introduction: Plato’s Cave and the Question of Reality Few philosophical images have influenced Western thought as profoundly...
Johannes Kepler’s Somnium (The Dream) is an extraordinary early narrative that combines the idea of a journey...
When Johannes Kepler set out to explain the motions of the planets, he found himself confronting an...
Denis Diderot (1713–1784) stands out in Enlightenment thought not only for his role in the Encyclopédie project,...
A potato in a scientist’s laboratory may seem an unlikely sight today. Yet in the late nineteenth...
