Philosophical Works and The Meaning of Reality

Philosophical writing and meaning of reality I will arrange the text in the following order. William James - Some questions of philosophy Hannah Arendt - Eichmann in Jerusalem Lem - Future Science Conference Ong - Orality & Literacy Jean - Paul Sartre - Nausea Abram - Senslls spells are accompanied by thought consolidation. Through the tools we use to exist, from the very beginning can exist from the essence of existence.

Introduction of philosophical thinking through this question: What does human mean? As the first course of philosophy, it is the introduction to philosophy and the work of major philosophers. As a treatment of the meaning of humanity, the curriculum sees people as material existence, intellectuals, responsible agents, relations with other people, society, God, purpose, purpose, life. In this course, we will study various philosophical stories. That is the meaning of being self. Our hypothesis is that we humans are not just material subjects. We explore different ways philosophers of different era try to define this "more". By doing so, we will explain some aspects that characterize us. Life is like a human being, conscious consciousness, reason and knowledge, freedom, time (past and future), individual identity, manifestation and responsibility

In the faedo, Socrates believes that the senses never grab reality. He thinks that the philosopher's focus is not on the body ... focusing on the soul. (1) For the ancient Greeks, the phrase "philosopher" has a different meaning from today and represents wisdom. Fans of knowledge. Socrates is a philosopher who has explored the truth throughout his life - a simple, simple, unbreakable truth that constitutes knowledge. Socrates believes there is a difference between the body and the soul, and (2) the body has nothing to do with acquiring knowledge. (3)

We begin with the basic meaning of the phrase "philosophy"; philosophers are lovers of wisdom. Philosophers pursue all forms of wisdom and love learning. But people are trying to learn different kinds of things, are they all philosophers? No, the difference between philosophers and other philosophers is that philosophers want to distinguish "the truth" from fake fantasies (sold by the market's eroticism). Therefore, philosopher's learning is to gain truly invincible knowledge, others follow sophisticated things. Learning is just a mistaken "opinion" (Greek: doxa)