I am a 21-year-old college Junior who decided to spend most of my parents’ and some of my own money on studying linguistics and the creative process (or how to write). Somehow, along the way, I’ve developed (and life has sort of also guided me to) multiple interests outside of writing, both in the arts and in philosophy/religion.
I am not a master at any of my practices, but I indulge myself in learning and applying what I know. Read more.
As a writing major, I’ve become used to the notion of an infinite and expanding abyss of nothingness and misery, at least in part because those seem to be roughly equivalent to the available job prospects I face once I graduate!
But, as I learned after half-assing a freshman philosophy class, philosophers take this to a whole other level. Read more.
My name is Robert Pascale, and I am 24-years-old. I am a graduating senior at Western Connecticut State University, and upon graduation I will be joining the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) as a Catholic missionary. Both myself and my philosophy are heavily influenced by my faith, and it is reflected in my choice for philosophers. Saints Augustine and Thomas Aquinas being two major influences of mine (along with countless other saints). I hope, in this blog, to be able to represent the saints and their philosophies in a way that would make others desire to learn more about them on their own, and to experience philosophies they may not have otherwise been exposed to.
So I’m Lawrence Perry. I like to talk a lot and I have a bunch of questions. Of course Philosophy interests me! I always wonder why things are the way they are. Why do humans suck? Why does life seem to have no meaning? Or is life full of meaning that we haven’t found yet? Read more.