PHILOSOPHY

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

What defines us as skiers? Our physical condition, our skiing ability, or our mental state? The primary obstacle in skiing

We observe the evolution from a proto-skier to a superior skier; to a Super-skier. And who might be a Super-skier?

Our journey on the snow is a microcosm of human development, tracing a path from primitive dependency to absolute existential

To be a skier is to inhabit a unique ontological state—one where the human condition is stripped down to gravity,

To stand at the peak of a mountain is to face the radical freedom Jean-Paul Sartre described. The vast, untouched

Jean-Paul Sartre recounted his own skiing experience and compared it to how we relate to the slopes by making contact

Existentialism states that existence precedes essence. We are born first; we define who we are through our actions later. To

In this postmodern age, the Hegelian-Marxist alienation of the skier erupts as a circumstance that contrasts with the virtues of