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Стефан Кичев

Stefan Kichev studies at Sofia University and works in the field of education. He is a member of the Bulgarian Libertarian Society and his interests include history, philosophy, politics, economics and culture.

A different perspective on history

economic innovation

The history we are taught in school and presented to us by the daily media consists mostly of political events, processes and leaders. The course of world history is viewed through the entire series of political processes, including declarations, revolutions and elections. Thus, progress in it is measured through the prism of …

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The New Nazis

gold-wright

Author: Stefan Kichev During Donald Trump's presidential campaign last year, we witnessed a new phenomenon in American political culture, which, to some extent, was transmitted to Europe through the Internet. And which, according to many analysts, had a key role in the victory of the now current US president. …

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The virtue of consumerism

consumerism

Author: Stefan Kichev Recently, in Western societies, and in our country as well, we often hear about the low and vulgar nature of "consumerism" - of consumer culture - how this quasi-philosophy makes us abandon the important things in life, and on the other hand, lures us to consider everything ...

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Socialism in conservatism

conservatism

Author: Stefan Kichev Man is born naked into this world, equipped only with his mind and body, which, forced by circumstances, he uses to transform the resources given by nature so as to satisfy his needs and improve his standard of living. The only way he can do this is through …

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Equality between people: Ideal or pernicious delusion?

Author: Stefan Kichev For as long as there have been political debates, representatives of the left and the right have constantly claimed that they are the true advocates of freedom and justice, while at the same time fervently insisting that the other side preaches the opposite. This is, of course, possible, since we are talking about two different worldviews that lie …

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