Category: Philosophy 1203
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Logical Consistency and Contradictions Definition
Contradictions Being logically consistent implies that a person has inner integrity. This is enhanced by avoidance of contradictions as inner desires are not permitted to conflict with one another. For instance, the need to be honest and brave might be contradicted by an urge to shun trouble and pain (Goldman 17). It is argued that…
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Skepticism and Unreliable Knowledge Sources
Skepticism is associated with doubts about knowledge and its reliability. Skeptics stress that it is impossible to make sure that any source of knowledge is reliable enough, so people are likely to be mistaken all the time (Vaughn, 2018). The best illustration of this perspective is Platos assumption that the only thing he can know…
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American City: Dreams and Nightmares
Introduction It is not a secret, that urbanization is taking place as a process all over the world today and especially in America. It means that people tend to go to the large cities for a seemingly better fortune there. Despite this vastly developed tendency, some people of today are still willing to live in…
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Theory of Knowledge by Henri Poincare.
Table of Contents Introduction Problems Encountered Conclusion References Introduction It can be said that science is a form of knowledge but one must add that it is a higher form of knowledge. This is because we can easily equate knowledge to facts and facts need not necessarily be scientific. For instance I love chocolate ice…
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How Do We Know Things: Discussion
People can be completely mistaken concerning many things we are surrounded by; this fact can be explained by human memory lapses and delusion. The investigation of human thoughts and knowledge is considered to be the basic principle of epistemology study. The science is focused on the issue of peoples differentiation between real facts, truth and…
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Philosophy. The Problem of Personal Identity
A possible thesis of this reading is personal identity is flexible on a number of levels but remains based on a solid foundation of rarely changing principles. The author says, if you are like me and you have a strong attachment to the belief that we persist through time &, then it becomes interesting to…
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Moores Proof Presented in Humes Theory
Table of Contents Humes Theory in Brief Existence of Any Material Object Objections of Humes Theory Work Cited Humes Theory in Brief Humes theory is a theory of based on how we can be able to make inductive references and knowledge. This theory revolves around skepticism which is the belief that people cannot have full…
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Bourgeoisie As the Ruling Class
Table of Contents Introduction Power and Authority Wealth, Power, Authority and the bourgeoisie Conclusion Reference List Introduction Capitalism dominates the world economic system today. Even in societies like China and Cuba where advanced forms of communism have succeeded, they have been heavily influenced by capitalist tendencies. According to Chilcote (2006, p. 32), there is not…
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The Philosophy of Social Research
Table of Contents Abstract Philosophy of research Core concepts for a research design Other approaches to research Conclusion References Abstract The paper is an analysis of the philosophy of research, core concepts of research designs as well as other approaches to research. In philosophy of research, it has been established that there is a progression…
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Martin Heidegger: Key Figure of German Philosophy
Table of Contents Heidegger Biography Heideggers view of philosophy Heidegger views about Earthly elements and Dasein Heideggers views about time Survival and Spirit Dasein term Heidegger views on how to overcome metaphysics Philosophy to political theory Works cited Heidegger Biography Martin Heidegger, a German philosopher, was born in 1889 to a catholic family. He was…