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Klejton holds an MSc in Social Philosophy from the University of Tirana in Albania. Klejton has a deep interest in all philosophy-related fields, from metaphysics to epistemology, to the philosophy of mind and politics. Klejton is dedicated to making the substance of philosophy accessible to regular readers without diminishing its quality.

Member since: Sep 12, 2022Published posts: 25

Articles by Klejton Cikaj

Bruno Latour’s Irreductions: The World as a Network of Relations
Bruno Latour’s Irreductions: The World as a Network of Relations

This article explores Bruno Latour’s metaphysical theory, mostly laid out in his Irreductions.

What is Neoliberalism? David Harvey’s Philosophy
What is Neoliberalism? David Harvey’s Philosophy

This article examines Harvey’s notion of neoliberalism, its genesis, history, theoretical foundation, and practical consequences.

Louis Althusser on the Link Between Ideology and the State Apparatus
Louis Althusser on the Link Between Ideology and the State Apparatus

How does Louis Althusser understand ideology, the state apparatus, and the way they interact to perpetuate the power of the ruling class?

Why Did Bruno Latour Claim that “We Have Never Been Modern”?
Why Did Bruno Latour Claim that “We Have Never Been Modern”?

In his book, We Have Never Been Modern, Bruno Latour presented an influential (though controversial) read on the meaning and impact of the ideas underlying modernity.

Slavoj Zizek on the 2 Types of Violence
Slavoj Zizek on the 2 Types of Violence

In this article, we will take a look at Slavoj Zizek’s reflection on contemporary violence, its types, and our treatment of violence.

Is IQ a Sham? Jay Gould on the Mismeasure of Man
Is IQ a Sham? Jay Gould on the Mismeasure of Man

This article explores Gould’s account of the measurement of man and how measurements have been used to justify existing hierarchies.

Who Was Frédéric Chopin?
Who Was Frédéric Chopin?

Examine Frédéric Chopin’s revolutionary style of composing and his influence on classical music.

What Makes Bertold Brecht So Important?
What Makes Bertold Brecht So Important?

Brecht’s revolutionary attitude towards the theater and its social function made him a key figure in the history of dramatic arts.