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Artur Vllahiu | Penn, where true eros comes to die

(04/15/22 1:54pm)

Are you part of the inglorious 60% of American adults who believe in soulmates? Or do you, perhaps, entertain the idea that what people call love is "just a chemical reaction that compels animals to breed"? The electrified dance between mysticism and scientific materialist reductionism has left but one actor agonized in boredom: It’s time for a philosophy dance.

https://www.thedp.com/article/2022/04/true-love-dies-at-penn

Artur Vllahiu | COVID-19: The Heideggerian dystopia

(02/16/22 11:47pm)

During a 1961 lecture, Martin Heidegger was asked about how one might recover authenticity. He responded with modesty and concision — “spend more time in graveyards.”

https://www.thedp.com/article/2022/02/covid-death-heideggerian

Artur Vllahiu | Why you should not expect the dining staff to be more kind

(12/07/21 1:40am)

One night, during my first year of college, as I was walking through the aisles of Wawa in the early hours of the morning on a quest to attain my beloved coffee, the dizziness of my eyelashes suddenly reconfigured into steady attentiveness. One printed message near the cashier caught my eye. It read: “You may not see it [because of the mask], but we are serving you with a smile.”

https://www.thedp.com/article/2021/12/upenn-dining-hall-staff-kindness-marx-zizek