Writer: Muhammad Nour Al-Nimr
What is being? What are the manifestations of its presence philosophically? If the transformations of being are the field of our research, then our effort will focus on studying the Greek rational establishment of being in its various forms, dismantling postmodern perceptions and its reversal of the Greek conception of being, and the new shift from solid being to liquid being with the beginnings of the twenty-first century, as well as identifying an echo New perceptions in other practical fields of knowledge.

Author: Lars Svendsen
Translated by: Abdullah Ismail
The reason that prompted me to write this book was the extreme boredom that had plagued me for quite some time. However, what alerted me to the importance of this subject was the death of a dear friend of mine due to a bout of boredom that had afflicted him. I had come so far as to agree with Arthur Rimbaud when he said, “Boredom is no longer my love.” Where boredom is no longer just an innocent condition or an insignificant obstacle. Suddenly, Rambo’s complaint of “mortal boredom” became serious, and the expression later became popular in pop and rock songs such as J.K.’s “Bored to Death”. g. Allen, and Depeche Mode’s “Something to Do,” which had the distinction of representing our entire lives. I then realized that this experience was not limited to just my close group of friends, but rather indicated a serious problem with the concept of “meaning” in our contemporary culture as a whole. Researching the problem of boredom is an attempt by us to understand our human nature and how we interact with the world around us in our time. And the more I think about this issue, the more it seems to me that boredom is a fundamental and influential factor in understanding our contemporary culture. We live in a culture of boredom, and the book “The Philosophy of Boredom” is a modest attempt on my part to understand this culture and reconcile with it.

necessity of philosophy

I wrote this book out of my great annoyance with fear “colonizing” our lives. In fact, books written out of rage tend to be polemical, and this book will be no exception anyway. But we can consider it an attack on the practical approach to all phenomena associated with fear. The culture of fear is paradoxical, having emerged at a time when we are historically safer than ever before. Perhaps my most important argument against the culture of fear is the fact that it undermines our freedom.

Author:Dr. Ali Al-Hassan
The question about structure is an old and new question, a question that targets the secondary meaning of existence and the network of relationships that exist between human beings. However, the question about the structure has not been exhausted, despite the many attempts to answer it, and if it is true to say that the questions are extinguished when we get the answers, then the question about the structure is still present. The concept of structure means that it is possible to investigate and reveal unconscious mental structures common to human cultures in general. Language is an effective means of revealing many of the structures that underpin human cultures, and deciphering their codes. The fact of the matter is that talking about endless abstract structures such as the relationships between human beings and the relationships between different cultures and civilizations raises questions and makes the search for the structure and essence of these relationships vital and current at the same time.