Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: Philosophy class advice, anyone?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Philosophy class advice, anyone?
- Question: Aristotles Ultimate reality?
- Question: Meaning of Life?
- Question: What is philosophy?
- Question: Here's a Question For All You Philosophy Enthusiasts.?
- Question: Aristotle first order questions?
| Question: Philosophy class advice, anyone? Posted: 01 Apr 2015 09:19 AM PDT So, I'm registering for classes. I talked to an adviser today, but we didn't get into much. There are only so many classes available and times that are convenient for me. So, I was wondering... Currently, I could take Existentialism (which I am very interested in), but the only other philosophy class I could take on the same days is Phenomenology (which I am also very interested in). However, in the course guide, it is not required, but is recommended that students take Existentialism before Phenomenology... Thanks for any serious answers. I really appreciate it. |
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| Posted: 01 Apr 2015 06:48 AM PDT What is philosophy? It is..... "the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence"....... So in a sense it is a search for the truth We all have our personal and collective realities......So our/your/my philosophies may be worlds apart I think the most important observations on truth....about ...."knowledge, reality, and existence"....... are the observations that effect us all ......and have the biggest impact on the world But it seems we (human beings).... even have a hard time agreeing on what these truths actually are So.... we philosophize.....On what is .....and how it could be |
| Question: Here's a Question For All You Philosophy Enthusiasts.? Posted: 01 Apr 2015 06:37 AM PDT If your word , your loyality, and integrity is affected by any philosophy. Then Kant, Hobbs,Nietzsche, Socrates, Jesus,Budda or any dead philosopher won't be able to help you. How selfish and undependable do you/me/us want to be? How far will you go to rationalize our behavior? How much of that will you tolerate from others? Your values are the things that you believe are important in the way you live and work. How do we see ourselves? |
| Question: Aristotle first order questions? Posted: 01 Apr 2015 02:13 AM PDT For Aristotle as I understand him, reality was ultimately a collection of living things. His understanding of "substance" fits living organisms quite well, other sorts of 'reality' not so well. So it is sensible to conclude that organisms are in his view the really real. The nature of the world? It is a place both physical and purposive, where generalities exist only because and to the extent that they are expressed in the particular. Humans face problems when there isn't enough leadership, or the leadership that does exist does not possess the proper character. The solution is for the natural leaders of society to be virtuous, to have "great souls" that cause them to steer through the virtuous middle-way between various vices. |
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