This paper aims to explore the concept of rootedness in final political reflections Simone Weil. According French philosopher, represents “the most important and least recognized need human soul”. Weil goes beyond territorial aspects considers deep authentic one’s cultural heritage as an indispensable condition for full development beings, both on individual communal levels. Each culture origin...

This paper compares the utopian dimension of transhumanist movements, which advocate for a technological transformation human condition, with vision those perspectives – recently popularized in France that imagine an alternative society starting from risk widespread collapse our ways life and production. Through work French philosopher Paul Ricœur on social imaginaries, this looks at these two ...

sam shepard is one of the foremost living american playwrights. he has always been concerned with the problem of identity, specifically the fragmented identity of man living in the postmodern era. such characterization is evident in his plays: true west, fool for love, and a lie of the mind. thus, the present article is to demonstrate the fragmented identity of lee and austin, eddie and may, an...

The ultimate goal of all computer science is the program. The performance of programs was once the noblest function of computer science, and computer science was indispensable to great programs. Today, programming and computer science exist in complacent isolation, and can only be rescued by the conscious co-operation and collaboration of all programmers. The universities were unable to produce...

This study aimed at exploring the ontological indeterminacies of The Sea (2005), a novel by John Banville using the postmodern catena put forth by Ihab Hassan. Hassan’s catalogue of the features of postmodern fiction includes indeterminacy, fragmentation, decanonization, selflessness, depthlessness, the unpresentable/unrepresentable, irony, hybridization, carnivalization, performance, participa...