This paper argues that twentieth-century fascist political theory is characterised by the systematic attempt to abolish communication from public realm. By offering a novel reading of one most thinkers, Carl Schmitt, who compared with Søren Kierkegaard, Aristotle, Hannah Arendt, and Walter Benjamin as well Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, it argued Schmitt's Weimar era thought offers many-sid...

Median thinkers are able to consider things from different perspectives and integrate information efficiently for situationally appropriate decisions. Previous research has found that high median thinkers tend to adopt a global and flexible processing strategy compared to low median thinkers, but less is known about how one’s processing capacity is related to his/her median thinking style. Proc...

One of the purposes of consciousness is to acquire knowledge. The models of this task traditionally assume a division between the known and the knower, a division that leads into doubtful reasoning about some kind of (frequently disguised) homunculus. The current paper tries to avoid such fallacies by viewing the adaptation of the mind as an evolutionary process, a process distinct (but not ind...