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Phoenix - Literature and Philosophy Journal
The phoenix is known as the sacred fire bird across many mythologies that during the world's creation sat on the primeval mound. As Literature and Philosophy explores the always reviving but ever-present ideas and questions at the centre of our very existence, this constellation came to represent the Section dealing with these topics.
In this section, our writers ask and ponder over the big questions raised by the greatest thinkers of all time. Whether about the meaning of life, what the future may hold or the darkest corners of a human’s soul, this is the place where you can get lost in the maze of and vicious circles of some of the greatest inquiries of Mankind.
Edition X. Other Voices, other Rooms
July 10, 2024
“Is that all there is?!”
Observing female experience through Sylvia Plath’s “Fig Tree” analogy
Previous Editions
IX. Transitions and Resolutions, 10.04.2024
VIII. Conflict and Context, 10.01.2024
VII. Flames and Storms, 12.07.2023
VI. Hopes and Memories, 12.04.2023
V. Growth and Power, 11.01.2023
IV. Fates and Choices, 12.10.2022
III. Waves and Paths, 13.07.2022
II. Networks and Labyrinths, 13.04.2022
I. Origins and Birth, 12.01.2022
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