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    Theory of Philosophy vs Truth of Philosophy Although, my theories of philosophy are study of true knowledge of life, views of the universe and views on religion. Could this be the truth of what is philosophy? Prior to the first day of class, my thought was religion and what exactly is philosophy. But I was looking forward to learn what it truly meant and how I can utilize the knowledge in my life. Being anticipated, I did a brief research on what is philosophy and realize it has to deal with the way you think and reasoning. However, I thought it had something to do with the mind or under psychology as nurse positions are under a doctor’s position. Definitely, my thoughts had changed after having an experience of a short introduction of philosophy…

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    Quite literally, the meaning of philosophy is “love of wisdom”. Ultimately, people take on philosophy as an action when they wish to pursue an understanding in the fundamental authenticity about themselves, the type of world they exist in, and their relationships with the world and the people around them. Those who are naturally drawn to studying philosophy often engage in asking questions, answering them, and also dispute for answers to the most basic questions life may throw at them. In order…

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    chooses to personify philosophy in his Consolation of Philosophy because it provides him with the opportunity to have a dialogue with someone versus monologuing to himself. In addition, by personifying philosophy, he is able to familiarize philosophy to any common man, and it can become relatable to all audiences. Boethius enjoys this style of writing and is happy to "show off" his skills by writing in this way. His style is creative and unique and he does a superb job using familiar images to…

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    Philosophy Of Education

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    Each teacher has his or her own method of teaching. No one teacher teaches the same way as another. These methods are manifested in a teacher’s education philosophy, or “the principles that guide professional action.”(Parkay, 2015, p.114) A teacher creates his or her philosophy by examining his/her beliefs in a variety of categories, like what a teacher’s role should be, what a student’s role should be, and what should be taught. When the teacher has thoroughly examined his/her educational…

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    Greek Philosophies

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    Have you ever thought about the history of psychology and how people first began to explain why we think and act the way we do? The Greeks first began deep thinking through reading and writing.The Philosophies that were created by theses Ancient Greeks began the discovery of how we interpret life. The Philosophers behind those ideas were very important to the history of Psychology because many of them helped influence some of the most famous Philosophers that we learn about today. How did The…

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    Reality In Philosophy

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    Why are we alive? What is our purpose here on earth? Is the soul immortal? These questions seem inevitable in philosophy. The subject itself depends on the topic of reality. Everything on this planet is present because of a certain meaning it holds and a certain purpose it will have on an individual’s life. In this paper, I will use the help of great philosopher’s such as Plato, Radhakrishnan, McCloskey, etc. to better understand the concepts of reality. Each one of them had a different style in…

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    In Greek terms, Philo means to love and Sophos means knowledge; Philosophy is the study about loving knowledge. When people think of philosophy, people only think of the idea each person has a personal philosophy such as beliefs in his or her own rights. Philosophy is not a narrow subject, but a broad subject that allows more than just a personal Philosophy that every person knows and has. Philosophy has 3, and to some philosophers, 4 main branches: Ethics, Epistemology, Metaphysics, and Logic.…

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    Philosophy In Psychology

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    Philosophy has many different definitions as well as applications, however seems to be an area of study concentrated on critiquing and understanding the many questions of the world as well as human behavior. Although the focus on human behavior may cause one to consider philosophy a part of psychology, there are many distinctions. Alongside studies such as biology, psychology has a more definite and concrete method of study. For instance, although both analyze human nature, psychology…

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    Aristotle's Philosophies

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    Plato and Aristotle’s political philosophies are deeply based in their ontology, epistemology, and metaphysical philosophies. In this way, these philosophers’ differing views on the fitness of rule has an origin in their differing views in these more primary philosophies. As a result, in this essay, I will argue that Plato’s justification for rule by his philosopher kings on account of these philosophers’ inherently reason-governed souls that can understand the forms, especially the form of the…

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    This Is Philosophy Summary

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    A Review of This Is Philosophy by S. Hales Philosophy as a house of concepts is often considered complicated for people to read and understand, however, Hales’s This Is Philosophy is easy to pick up, his language are simple enough for me to catch his mind. I enjoyed reading this book much because it shifted the way I think about philosophy, what came to my mind was a bunch of difficult, abstract, illusion kinds of senses when I heard of the word ‘Philosophy’, after I read this book, I…

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