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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Antoine Douaihy

    On the Collapse of Reason and the Fracturing of Memory (opens the original)

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    Voltaire attributed to the French philosopher Nicolas Malebranche the phrase "the imagination is the madwoman of the house" (meaning the madwoman of the soul), to emphasize the importance of reason in seventeenth-century classical thought and eighteenth-century Enlightenment philosophy, which later extended into the modern era. However, the tragic collective experiences of the twentieth century and the present one do not suggest that the collective mind is in any better shape than the imaginatio

  2. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Antoine Douaihy

    Parisian Dialogue (opens the original)

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    My thoughts turned to Plato, the inspiration of Western philosophy, as I listened to this political conversation between two cultivated Lebanese friends at a café on the bank of the Seine. Not because of any philosophical bent in what they said- their talk stayed within a purely political and intellectual frame- but because of the supreme importance Plato attached to dialogue as a means by which contradictory ideas interact, in the hope of arriving at truth. Even so, the long Parisian conversati

  3. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Antoine Douaihy

    Who Is Fighting in the West? (opens the original)

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    On that bitterly cold day in the winter of 2022, Vladimir Putin launched his swift, sweeping offensive against Ukraine, hoping for its surrender within days. My almost certain impression at the time was that if the assault had targeted one of the major Western European nations instead of Ukraine, its fate would have been inevitable surrender. Throughout the four-and-a-half years that have passed since that offensive - and given the horrific human losses, massive urban, economic, and heritage des

  4. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Antoine Douaihy

    A Journey into the Depths of the Turmoil (opens the original)

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    To understand the intellectual and emotional turmoil sweeping the Middle East during this highly volatile period, one need look no further than Lebanon. This state of affairs is driven by two primary factors: first, the country's diverse landscape of distinct groups with deeply contrasting views and sentiments; second, a long-standing tradition of freedom of expression, which has grown increasingly complex and unbridled with the rise of social media infiltrating both private and public spheres.

  5. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Antoine Douaihy

    Between the Rhetoric and Reality (opens the original)

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    It takes insight, a cool head, and a clear vision to penetrate Lebanon's obscurity. The Iranian axis in Lebanon increasingly borrows from the narrative Lebanese national project to describe itself despite the sharp contradiction between their positions, invoking slogans such as "sovereignty,independent decision-making," and "freedom from foreign dependence." Iran's own decision makers are following suit, "thanking Lebanon for its great sacrifices" and placing "an end to the war on Lebanon" and "

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