In "Carl Schmitt’s Concept of the Political," I explore Schmitt's radical distinction between friend and enemy. His simplistic dichotomy raises questions about the complexities of human relationships, war, and politics, ultimately revealing the limitations of liberalism and offering insights from the Bhagavad Gita on understanding our political identities.

In "Corps, l'amour," the complexity of love is explored, revealing how it transcends mere physicality. Love exists within a lover’s aura and body, where desire intertwines with intimacy, creating an intricate dance between lovers as they navigate their connections and the things they cherish about each other.

Were God was merely a coping mechanism, the poor and wretched shall benefit the most. Centric, decentralized or even the eccentric one mirrors the same human existential crisis. What difference a bunch of friends or foes can make in this cosmic soup?

About body and Cogito

Manuscript of Mrityunjay's book can be purchased here.