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Baran Barlas
Baran is a writer and translator based in Istanbul, holding a BA in Philosophy and an MA in Political Philosophy. His research focuses on an analytical understanding of the interplay between human freedom, labor, and the historical development of societies. He also has a keen interest in the history of music and European football.
Education:Istanbul Technical University, 2019MA Political PhilosophyYeditepe University, 2014BA PhilosophyExpertise:Articles by Baran Barlas
German idealism redefined Enlightenment views on human knowledge and reason. The ideas of four key philosophers sparked a controversial debate.
Hegel’s renowned passage, known as the master-slave dialectic, embodies his core philosophical ideas. This notion has greatly influenced various theories of philosophy and psychology.
How did dialectic, originally an ancient method of argumentation, evolve to become a central philosophical theme in the 19th century?
The Communist Manifesto, one of the most widely read political documents in history, served as the ultimate call to put revolutionary theory into practice.
Hegel’s writings had a strong influence on Karl Marx’s philosophy. A closer look at the notions shared by Hegel and Marx, particularly that of dialectics, reveals their complex underlying connection.
Euthanasia has been a controversial topic for centuries. Kantian ethics, focusing on the concepts of autonomy and dignity, offers a unique moral assessment.