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Philosophy
Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language. Such questions are often posed as problems to be studied or resolved. Major sub-fields of academic philosophy include metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, political philosophy, logic and philosophy of science.
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Contents· 46 sections
- 01: The Philosophical Venture
- 1.01: Why do Philosophy
- 1.02: Philosophy and Wonder
- 1.03: Chaos and The Cosmos
- 1.04: The Origins of Philosophy - The Greeks and Us
- 02: The Greeks- Origins of Western Philosophy
- 2.01: Philosophical Origins in Greek History Theater and Culture
- 2.02: The Sophists
- 2.03: Pre-Socratics and Socrates
- 2.04: Plato
- 2.05: The Legacy of Socrates and Plato
- 03: The Existence of God and the Problem of Evil
- 3.01: Overview- Philosophy of Religion
- 3.02: Arguments for the Existence of God from Revelation and Reason
- 3.03: Arguments for the Existence of God from Experience and Pragmatism
- 3.04: The Problem of Evil
- 04: Metaphysics
- 4.01: Materialism and Idealism
- 4.02: Substance Dualism and Existentialism
- 4.03: Pragmatism and Post-Modernism
- 05: Epistemology
- 5.01: Three Theories of Knowledge
- 5.02: How Do We Know What We Know
- 5.03: Truth and Scientific Truth
- 06: The Mind-Body Problem
- 6.01: The Mind-Body Problem
- 6.02: Dualism
- 6.03: Idealism and Monism-Materialism
- 07: Freedom and Determinism
- 7.01: Freedom Is it Real A Myth Maybe Not
- 7.02: Section 2-
- 7.03: Section 3-
- 7.04: Section 4-
- 08: Chapter 8
- 8.01: Section 1-
- 8.02: Section 2-
- 8.03: Section 3-
- 8.04: Section 4-
- 8.05: Section 5-
- 8.06: Section 6-
- 8.7: Post Modern Ethics in Existentialism Pragmatism Feminism and the Dialectical Process
- 09: Chapter 9
- 9.01: Section 1-
- 9.02: Section 2-
- 9.03: Section 3-
- 9.04: Section 4-