Paragraphos

A journal of
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About ParagraphosBudapest · 2026
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11 published readings

  1. 01THE SELFYājñavalkya · Early Buddhist thought · David Hume · Questions of self across traditions · 15 minLineage
  2. 02HOW DO YOU SEARCH FOR WHAT YOU DO NOT KNOW?Plato · Classical Greek philosophy · Platonic philosophy · 16 minClose Reading
  3. 03THE SELF YOU CANNOT FINDEarly Buddhist thought · David Hume · Early Buddhist thought / Scottish Enlightenment · 15 minDialogue
  4. 04THE VIEW FROM HEREZhuang Zhou / Zhuangzi tradition · Classical Chinese thought / Zhuangzi tradition · 9 min readPassage
  5. 05THE ROAD YOU CANNOT TAKEParmenides of Elea · Early Greek thought · Eleatic philosophy · 14 minClose Reading
  6. 06THIS IS NOT MINEThe Buddha · Early Buddhist thought · 13 minClose Reading
  7. 07WHERE DOES PHILOSOPHY BEGIN?Paragraphos · Comparative inquiry · 10 min readEssay
  8. 08WHEN DESIRE LEARNS THE MEASUREConfucius · Classical Chinese thought · 7 min readPassage
  9. 09THE SEER CANNOT BE SEENYājñavalkya · Early Upaniṣadic thought · 9 min readClose Reading
  10. 10DO NOT LISTEN TO MEHeraclitus · Early Greek thought · 12 min readClose Reading
  11. 11Why Paragraphos?Paragraphos · Editorial · 6 minEditorial