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Some thoughts on the divide between Idealism and Realism

It is often assumed that the two contrary lines of thought maintained after the Kantian philosophic revolution,...
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Parallells in philosophic thought

It is the peculiar nature of modern man to assume progress through time. That is not to say that when progress...
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Science, specificity and the nature of certainty

One of the more serious mistakes of the enlightenment is the attempt to claim that all sciences can be known with...
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The disjunction of Kant's epistemology

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It is interesting that Kant’s epistemic vision is often reduced to a sort of idealism. From a general approach it is understandable where this...
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Let's talk about art

Through some sense of indifference there is, in our modern culture, this claim for aestheticism which attempts to transcend philosophy, being itself...
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Understanding substance -- book VII of Aristotle's Metaphysics

In book seven of his metaphysics Aristotle attempts to better identify what a substance is. Through the affirmation...
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6 interesting quotes by famous philosophers

“All men by nature desire to know. An indication of this is the delight we take in our senses; for even apart...
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Metaphysical assumptions in Plato's Republic

Because Plato’s goal is to establish an order by which philosopher rulers can understand not only the...
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C.S. Lewis, allegory and philosophy

One of the many interesting facets about C.S. Lewis is his love and knowledge of literature. It is commonly known that by the end of his career Mr....
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Remembering philosophy in our everyday life

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Most people seem to think that to be a philosopher one must somehow detach oneself from reality and contemplate...
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