Viktoriya Sus
Viktoriya is a writer from L’viv, Ukraine, with a passion for both ancient and modern philosophy. She enjoys exploring how modern philosophical movements, such as existentialism and phenomenology, address contemporary issues like identity, freedom, and the human condition. In her free time, Viktoriya loves analyzing the works of thinkers like Sartre and Heidegger to see how their ideas resonate today. Beyond philosophy, she enjoys traveling, learning new languages, and visiting museums, always seeking inspiration in art and culture.
Articles by Viktoriya Sus
Why Utilitarianism Might Not Be as Fair as It SeemsUtilitarianism shapes real-world decisions, balancing the greater good with ethical dilemmas. But does it truly uphold justice and human dignity?
Do You REALLY Need That? Cynicism as a Lifestyle, From Past to PresentFrom Diogenes to digital minimalists, Cynics have challenged materialism, social norms, and digital excess. They ask: “What do we really need in our lives?”
From Diogenes to digital minimalists, Cynics have challenged materialism, social norms, and digital excess. They ask: “What do we really need in our lives?”
Hobbes vs. Locke on the State of NatureHobbes advocated for absolute authority to maintain order, while Locke believed in limited government to protect individual rights and freedoms.
Hobbes advocated for absolute authority to maintain order, while Locke believed in limited government to protect individual rights and freedoms.
Why Ancient Greek Heroes Couldn’t Outrun Their PropheciesGreek tragedy reveals fate as inescapable, intertwining destiny and free will. Do we shape our future, or is it already written?
Greek tragedy reveals fate as inescapable, intertwining destiny and free will. Do we shape our future, or is it already written?
Carl Jung’s Theory of Archetypes ExplainedCarl Jung’s archetypes are timeless symbols in the psyche that shape dreams, culture, identity, and personal growth.
Carl Jung’s archetypes are timeless symbols in the psyche that shape dreams, culture, identity, and personal growth.
How the Catholic Church Shaped Scholastic PhilosophyThe Catholic Church maintained knowledge, shaped education, and developed what is known in philosophy as Scholasticism, a tradition of integrating faith and reason.
Carl Jung’s 6 Most Influential BooksCarl Jung’s books explore the unconscious mind, archetypes, and personal growth. They offer insights into psychology, dreams, and self-discovery.
Carl Jung’s books explore the unconscious mind, archetypes, and personal growth. They offer insights into psychology, dreams, and self-discovery.
Are We Born as Blank Slates? Locke’s Tabula RasaJohn Locke’s Tabula Rasa theory explores whether we are born blank slates, shaped entirely by experience, or with innate knowledge.
Ever Wondered Why Humans Laugh? Here’s What Philosophers ThinkHumor is a powerful tool that reveals human nature, connects us, fosters creativity, and helps us navigate life’s complexities.
Humor is a powerful tool that reveals human nature, connects us, fosters creativity, and helps us navigate life’s complexities.
What Can Heidegger’s Philosophy Say About AI?Heidegger’s philosophy challenges us to mindfully navigate AI’s rise, ensuring technology enhances rather than diminishes our humanity and existence.
The Reason Why Xenophanes Did Not Believe in Human-Like GodsXenophanes challenged traditional Greek gods, advocating for a single, supreme deity and critiquing human limitations in understanding the divine.
Xenophanes challenged traditional Greek gods, advocating for a single, supreme deity and critiquing human limitations in understanding the divine.
5 Quotes by Socrates ExplainedWhat valuable lessons can we learn from Socrates' quotes about wisdom, self-reflection, knowledge, and the dangers of ignorance?
What valuable lessons can we learn from Socrates' quotes about wisdom, self-reflection, knowledge, and the dangers of ignorance?