Intuitive Philosophy: Between aisthesis and logos: from mud to language, from flesh to consciousness

Intuitive Philosophy brings together poetic, provocative, and spiritual reflections developed through a continuous writing practice that began in 2010, both on social media and in educational contexts. The book addresses themes such as education, love, politics, religion, art, and existence, establishing a dialogue with thinkers including Parmenides, Plato, Nietzsche, and Sartre. Rather than presenting philosophy as a finished body of answers, it approaches philosophical thinking as an activity grounded in questioning, experience, language, and everyday life. The work invites the reader to engage with philosophy as an act of thinking, creating, questioning, and existing, emphasizing an intuitive and human relationship with philosophical reflection.