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Introduction to Philosophy

This Introduction to Philosophy: An Anthology is a collection of essential readings from a wide variety of contemporary writers and philosophers designed to help students unfamiliar with philosophy understand that they know more than they think. This OER asks students to think about how they think and how they know what they know. Students will start by challenging assumptions and flexing those critical thinking skills we all have—not just in an abstract way but in a practical, everyday way.

PhilosophyHumanities
Author
Sondra Peron
Publisher
Springfield Technical Community College
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC-SA
Language
EN
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Contents· 21 sections
  1. 01: Introduction to Philosophy
  2. 1.01: Introduction to Philosophy
  3. 1.02: The Trolley Problem
  4. 02: What Is Philosophy
  5. 2.01: What is Philosophy
  6. 2.02: Friendship
  7. 03: The Mind- Substance Dualism of Descartes
  8. 3.01: The Mind- Substance Dualism of Descartes
  9. 3.02: Rene Descartes - I think therefore I am
  10. 04: Religion - The Intertwining of Philosophy and Religion in Western Tradition
  11. 4.01: Religion- The Intertwining of Philosophy and Religion in Western Tradition
  12. 4.02: Religion
  13. 05: Aesthetics- Engaging with Indigenous Art
  14. 5.01: Aesthetics- Engaging with Indigenous Art
  15. 5.02: Aesthetic Appreciation- Crash Course Philosophy 30
  16. 06: Ethics- How Can I Be a Better Person
  17. 6.01: Ethics- How Can I Be a Better Person
  18. 6.02: Virtues and Social Media
  19. 07: Platos On the Allegory of the Cave
  20. 7.01: Platos On the Allegory of the Cave
  21. 7.02: The Matrix Choice