Tag: Philosophy

• Our Moral Compass

  

  What guides our moral compass?  What makes us so sure that something is morally wrong or right? Morality is what we are supposed to do; what we are ought to do. In religious cultures, holy books and scriptures are filled with moral rules on how we’re supposed to act to align yourself with God. The Quran forbids…

  Faizul H. Ibrahim

  07/11/2014

  Culture, Philosophy

  Abraham Lincoln, David Humes, Dracula, Emotions, Glaucon, Love, Minions, Moral Compass, Moral Rule, Morality, Napoleon Bonaparte, Noam Chomsky, Passion, Patriotism, Philosophy, politics, Reality, religion, Socrates, State, Tyrannosaurus, United States, Vietnam, Virtue

• A New Chapter

  

  As part of my research thesis, I study the anthropology of identity. Broadly speaking, identity is a fluid and transformative element. Even already knowing all that and reading dozens of books from Stuart Hall to Franz Fanon, the concept never ceases to amaze me. While there are many reasons and circumstances that negotiates our identity,…

  Faizul H. Ibrahim

  06/11/2014

  Philosophy

  Anthropology, Franz Fanon, Identity, Life, Philosophy, Stuart Hall, Writer