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    A When we say philosophy, it varies from person to person. It is how one view life through gained knowledge or experiences. You may have a certain philosophy that matches with the others but not exactly the same. There are other aspects of that philosophy of yours that differ from the others. What is then my own philosophy? I’ve learned there are two types of reflection we make in life – the primary and the secondary reflection. It is in the secondary refection in which we try to answer questions that we ourselves can only answer. What is my purpose in life? Why am I here on this earth? Almost all of us are asking these same questions every day. For a child, this question makes no sense.…

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    Philosophy is a Greek word that is often translated as “the love of wisdom.” In other words, philosophy is the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially when considered as an academic discipline. Applying philosophy into daily living, it can definitely help me live a better life. It gives me the opportunity to improve how I can analyze and evaluate a situation or an idea, as well as, enhance my reasoning and critical skills, such as critical thinking,…

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    Lily’s Philosophy of Life In the beginning of the novel The Secret Life of Bees, by Sue Monk Kidd, Lily Owens writes a paper called, “My Philosophy of Life.” But, her philosophy of life changes dramatically throughout the course of the novel. Lily’s early philosophy of life was influenced greatly by her father, T. Ray. When she is introduced to the Boatwright family, however, her perspective on many of the things that she got from her father and society changed. Some of these philosophies…

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    The first essay in Fulghum’s collection All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, which he titles “Credo”, plainly lays out his philosophy on life: people can live satisfying and meaningful lives if they only remember those basic lessons learned by all children. His proposed issue with humanity is that we often forget these simple lessons. Basic tenants of childhood like sharing, being nice, and cleaning up after one’s self are often neglected by adults. Fulghum believes that by…

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    Chief Medical Officer for Life Line Screening, felt that there were opportunities where this pledge could be implemented before people became seriously ill. He envisioned prevention and awareness as the keys. Dr. Manganaro noticed that too many people were developing serious health issues. His medical knowledge created a realization that if detected earlier; many of these ailments could have either been prevented, or cured with fewer complications. Developing patient awareness of potential…

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    Jamieon Oyungu Constructing a Life Philosophy Paper Our view of reality is like a map that we can chose to make for ourselves. Imagine if you are at a crossroads, and a clear choice has to be made. Will you turn right, or left? Most people will go through their lives making choices that affect them by natural instincts. Making a life map, you think of where you wish to be. You must look at the facts, the ways to get to those goals you want. The path may not always be clear, but you must be…

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    What does life philosophy mean? Life philosophy is an overall vision of or attitude toward life and the purpose of life. Everyone's philosophy of life is different making us all unique in our own way. I believe it is our different experiences that shape and form our philosophies in life. No two people have seen life in the same way therefore no two people have the same life philosophy. People may have similar philosophies on life but none of them would be exactly the same. How we view life and…

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    Life for me has always revolved around my happiness and according to Aristotle. My personal philosophy was influenced when I was in 1st grade and I saw a documentary on Aristotle. He explained life and at one point he explains how everything we do in life takes us to the point that we want to be happy. I would say that my philosophy of life is sound because everyone life revolves around happiness and they don’t realize it until they ask themselves why am I doing this. I didn’t truly understand…

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    I. The school of philosophy that I endorse is realism. All the other schools have their advantages. However, realism is the school of philosophy I relate more to. I endorse this doctrine as a result that I accept and embrace the idea that the world, whether it be nature or other people, exist with independence, whether one is thinking about them or seeing them with their own eyes. Realism is a actually a school of philosophy three of my former professors spoke about quite a lot. Realism…

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    Essay On Mankind's Purpose

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    creator could give a product a purpose, and because I do not believe that there is an infinite divine substance, a purpose could not have been given for our life, which was merely the result of probability and chance (As the universe expands, odds are, at least one planet will be created with the right conditions to harbor our form of life). Rather, we can use knowledge to create our own individual purposes while still…

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