Leonardo da Vinci was a versatile and innovative artist, scientist, and inventor who lived during the Renaissance period. He is best known for his paintings, including the famous Mona Lisa and The Las...
A cursed and misunderstood artist, a sensitive and tortured mind, Vincent Van Gogh (1853–1890) has become a legend. Reputed to be unclassifiable, he nevertheless belongs to the Post-Impressionist move...
The Unable to Forget the Unfinished Effect: Zeigarnik Zeigarnik; It is a psychological phenomenon concept that expresses incomplete, divided or unfinished tasks or experiences easier to remembe...
According to Aristotle, there are four reasons that enable anything and the universe as a whole to come into existence. These four reasons are: Material Cause (causa materialis), Formal Cause (causa f...
Aristotle is Plato’s most famous disciple. Preceptor of the young Alexander the Great for three years but attracted by the prestige of Athens, the one nicknamed the Stagirite (because he was bor...
We are in a world where you have to choose to be a victim or an executioner – and nothing else”, writes Albert Camus in the journal Combat. He refuses to play this partition. “Neither victims nor exec...
Who is Confucius? Who has never dreamed of leaving behind the troubles of social and political life to live in a cabin in the middle of nature? Witness to an empire torn apart by the “warring st...
Writer: Kübra Hande Çendik Editor: Arda Basic laws of nature, which seem simple to most of us today, were not as easy to accept as they are today in the first years of their discovery. T...
The Hierarchy of Needs Theory was developed by Abraham Maslow. The theory is based on the basic assumption that human needs are sequential and cannot be motivated by higher order needs without ...
The famous German thinker and sociologist Max Weber, who lived between 1864-1920, was born in a country where his German political and intellectual life began to develop. His father is a person closel...
Let’s take a look at what’s going on in the backyard of the capitalist order: half of the food produced is wasted as people die around the world; international corporations profit from war...
According to Durkheim, the purpose of sociology is to determine the conditions that will protect society. Society, according to Durkheim, is essentially a moral reality that must be preserved and deve...
The popular business magazine Forbes publishes a list of America’s richest people each year. The richest people on this list change from year to year, their industry sometimes goes up or down, b...
South Korea’s progress is accelerating rapidly. In fact, the economy has grown approximately 150 times since 1960. (ECON 101: GDPxGNP) Textiles first, then automobiles and cheap goods tea...
When a country fights both the problem of economic contraction and high inflation, it can be said that there is slumpflation in that country. In general, it is a term used to describe the crises that ...
One of the most important representatives of the Surrealism movement, Rene Magritte, who fascinated him with his works reflecting his extraordinary intelligence, left special works in his 69-year life...
With the increase in the use of social media, it is possible to talk about many daily changing behaviors and new concerns accompanying them. Fear of missing out, referred to as Fear of Missing Out or ...
‘The Death of Socrates’ Painting With All Its Tragic Narrating Socrates’ Last Moment Before Drinking Hemlock Poison and Suicide We’ve all seen the famous painting, The D...
With the end of the dark years of the Middle Ages, the geniuses of the Renaissance took art and culture to places where they had never been before. The works of these geniuses, which are still discuss...
Obsessively Searching for Information on the Internet: Cyberchondria The obsessive search for health information on the Internet by individuals is called cyberchondria. This situation results in the d...
For this weeks movie Top 5, we bring you movies that reflect broken societies. We chose these films from a wide and diverse geographical area, because they are important for getting to know different ...
I’ve always loved to watch French cinema. French cinema always gives a good message in terms of the events it tells, and I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels this way. It is impos...
Today, October 4th, is Taco Day and we want to tell you how to make a good taco. Taco is an important type of traditional food which has its origins in Mexico but is now enjoyed all over the world. Le...
Squid Game is currently on its way to becoming Netflix’s most popular show. Since the day it came out, it has not dropped out of the list of most watched shows, and it does not seem likely to de...
The Colosseum, as one of the most magnificent structures from ancient history, was built between 70/72 CE under the heel of Vespasian and was finished under Titus, his son in 80/81 CE. The Colosseum i...
One of the first artworks that come to mind when talking about surrealism is undoubtedly René Magritte’s Son of Man (1964). This figure, with the bowler hat, encountered in various books, movies...
Those who read Greek Mythology know how flirtatious Zeus is. Naturally, Zeus and Hera are married, but Zeus is always with other women. Another day, Hera learns that Zeus cheated on her and Leto was p...