Philosophy
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Philosophy and the seven arts
Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental questions, such as those about reason, existence, knowledge, values, mind, and language. Such questions are often posed as problems to be studied or resolved. Philosophical methods include questioning, critical discussion, rational argument, and systematic presentation.[1]
Philosophy categories
Philosophy (33 cats, 225 pgs)
Aristotle (5 pgs)
Causes (1 cat)
Continental philosophy (1 cat, 3 pgs)
Critical theory (5 pgs)
Epistemology (14 pgs)
Ethics (15 cats, 35 pgs)
Happiness (1 cat, 24 pgs)
History of Philosophy (1 cat, 24 pgs)
Identity (4 pgs)
Infinity (3 pgs)
Logic (12 cats, 81 pgs, 1 file)
Medical ethics (5 pgs)
Metaphysics (2 cats, 10 pgs)
Modern African Philosophy (4 pgs)
Mythology (3 cats, 6 pgs)
Optimism (2 cats, 1 pg)
Philosophers (4 cats, 4 pgs)
Philosophy literature (5 pgs)
Philosophy of History (11 pgs)
Philosophy of language (2 pgs)
Philosophy of Mind (1 cat, 8 pgs)
Philosophy of religion (1 cat, 4 pgs)
Philosophy of science (5 cats, 17 pgs)
Philosophy resources (2 pgs)
Philosophy stubs (5 pgs)
Philosophy/Lectures (6 pgs)
Plato (3 pgs)
Political philosophy (7 pgs)
Relosophy (2 pgs)
Tektology (6 pgs)
Virtues (4 cats, 43 pgs)
What Matters (42 pgs)
Wikiphilosophers (30 pgs)
See also
- Portal:Philosophy
Learning resources
Wikipedia
Draft learning resources
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- Draft:Philosophy
References
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