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Experimental philosophy can be defined as an approach that applies empirical research methods to philosophical questions, distinctly diverging from traditional philosophical methods. This movement gained momentum particularly in the early 2000s and has had a significant impact across various subfields, especially philosophy of mind, moral philosophy, and epistemology. Experimental philosophy challenges the limits of debates based on philosophical intuitions and abstract theoretical arguments, ar

Is it possible to be the poet of a story? Historiography is often presented as a structured answer to the question “what happened?” Documents are found, events are ordered, individuals and dates are placed in their proper context. This framework is not entirely wrong; but it is incomplete. For history is not merely a conduit for information. We cannot access the past directly; the past reaches us mostly through texts, records, labels, and other mediating tools. Therefore, in historiography, lang