PHILOSOPHY

This is the most famous allegory in the history of philosophy, which consists of a metaphorical explanation by Plato. Although […]

Experience and thought constitute essential sources of skiing knowledge. Immanuel Kant incorporated the following terms into the thought of knowledge:

Aristotle used to say that the desire to know was innate, and Plato argued that knowing was costly and not

When we ski, we have two main sources of knowledge: the sensible and the intelligible. Both sources cooperate to constitute

The problem of knowledge is one of the most relevant on which philosophy has focused. We could start with the

According to the Heideggerian perspective, there are two levels of being-in-skiing, and that are authentic and inauthentic. When we discover

In skiing, we are confronted with a distinctive binary opposite: the idealistic skier and the mediocre skier. When we speak

Homo homini lupus is a Latin expression, originated in Plautus and popularized by Thomas Hobbes, which means man is a

Evoking the sophist Protagoras, in the mountains, we, as skiers, are the measure of all things (Homo omnium rerum mensura

The concept of Marxist alienation focuses on the deformation of consciousness of which we fell victim in our early skiing