Volume 11 - Talisik: An Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy

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VOLUME ELEVEN NUMBER ONE

August 2024
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The cover illustrates the University Belt in Manila, Philippines. It visualizes the concentration of educational institutions within the city. Inspired by Sloterdijk’s concept of spheres (e.g., bubbles, globes, and foams), the image portrays the University Belt as a self-contained, yet relational interior, that is, a sphere where identity, culture, and community are formed. More specifically, the red circle signifies the sphere of influence of education in the area, while the grid of streets and districts reflects the dynamic interaction between learning and urban life. Yet, this singular sphere invites introspection: can these educational institutions move beyond isolation to form new, connected spheres that resist fragmentation and instead, foster greater solidarity across diverse cultures?
Cover layout by Timothy John C. Santiago

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