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Essays in Philosophy

The TI's Essays in Philosophy is a collection of articles examining the nature of the human experience of the world. From communication through symbols to the existence of free will, each text is focused on glimpsing a greater understanding of reality -- thereby equipping our readers with the tools to lead examined lives and contribute to their communities. 

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                Art Spotlight - Essays in Philosophy

Like much of Van Gogh's work, the innocuous subject-matter The Novel Reader  the belies the conviction with which Van Gogh produced it in 1888. As the name suggests, the book is a novel, and as such -- by the standards of the time -- unfit to be read by a woman. Van Gogh thought differently, as he was himself an avid reader, and created this work, in part, to enshrine the value of the written word to humanity as a whole.

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