Vremya
Steven R. KraaijeveldPhilosophy, Psychology, Literature—Life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | stevenrkraaijeveld.substack.com |
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Epistemic Injustice in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
I just put down Pride and Prejudice, which means that I've finally completed my reading of Jane Austen's novels. I went about it somewhat eccentrically: I saved Pride and Prejudice—probably Austen's best known and most beloved work—for last...
A Vindication of Dostoevsky's Gambler Wife
Being the partner of a famous writer—of any person who enters the annals of history—means that public interest in you as an individual will be filtered and refracted through the other person. This is not necessarily tragic or unjust. After ...
On Kafka and Escaping into Literature
Franz Kafka had a strained relationship with his father Hermann. Hermann Kafka, a practically-minded salesman and retailer, was strong-willed, overbearing, and neither understood his son nor showed him the affection that the latter deeply d...
On García Márquez's 'Lost' Novel and the Ethics of Disregarding an Author's Wishes
When an author passes away, the promise of new work dies with them. Those who live on know that this was it. The writer is gone and can no longer share their work with us, even if some publications might still emerge—intended to be revealed...
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Dr. Steven R. Kraaijeveld is a Dutch philosopher, ethicist, and writer who grew up in Czechia, China, and the Philippines. He writes about literature from a philosophical perspective—to understand and beautify the world.
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