Philosophically Null
Neil MorrisonA look at philosophy through the lens of BMX and whatever else floats through my head.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | philosophicallynull.substack.com |
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A Philosophical Rebuttal to the Marxist Critique of Sport
The Marxist critique of sport, as outlined in the previous discussion, presents a thorough and thought-provoking analysis of the commodification, exploitation, and alienation present in modern sports culture. However, while this analysis pr...
Blank Stanza
The poet sat at his desk, staring at the white expanse before him as if the blank page held some hidden truth; reason would suddenly illuminate itself across the sheet. Rain streamed down the window, erratic and uneven, tracing canyons thro...
Hegel and BMX: A Philosophical Interpretation
BMX (Bicycle Motocross) may seem far removed from the philosophical musings of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, the 19th-century thinker renowned for his complex dialectics and exploration of human freedom. However, BMX—particularly its frees...
A Marxist Critique of Sport
Sport, for many, represents an arena of health, camaraderie, and competitive joy. However, a Marxist critique reveals that beneath its surface lies a structure deeply intertwined with capitalist ideologies and practices. This critique is no...
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I love philosophy, riding bikes that are too small for me, and words.
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