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based on lyrics and quotes of his…

By: George G

A. Locke.
B. Calvin.
C. Hobbes.
D. Descartes.

By: love

What dead greek believed you could not imagine anything not first perceived by the senses…? You have to see a horse before you could imagine one, see a fish and a woman before you could envision a mermaid etc.
I read it in ‘Sophie’s World’ and like hell I’d touch that again to find it.

By: July B

I dont want 2 download or anything, ive tried watch movie but its relly slow, plzz help!!! thxs

By: Ayushi

1. Theistic or Atheistic
2. Mathematical or Non-Mathematical
3. Scientific or Non-Scientific

Please explain.

By: YK

if so, are there any flaws in his private language argument?

also, the reason for his argument is to prove that other minds exist in order for language to be possible, an other reason is to argue against solipsism.

but i have a question. is language still impossible if the solipsist imagines other minds and then communicates with other minds? or id language only possible if there are other minds that are not your own? PLEASE HELP!

By: intestinal mucous

something unusual, funny, or weird ..example: how he died..he died of heartattack while dancing in a wedding reception …

By: infiniti15

I love philosophy, as a subject, as an expressive art, as a whole. I personally find the fields of existentialism and phenomenology fascinating, as well as linguistic theory and how it allows for thought and varying degrees of communication. Heidegger and Foucault are my favorites. I love the totally unique and interdisciplinary approach that they take with their writing. Also, the more of their works I read, the more of my own beliefs I seem to be revealing to myself as already thought, printed, and published. what an amazing, enlightening experience!
I also like the many other modern/postmodern authors, like Sarte, DeBeauvois, Mearleau-Ponty, Lacan, Kierkegaard, Husserl, Nietzche, and Derrida.

So what is your favorite philosophy (or who is your favorite philosopher) and why?

ps. I’m not asking for judgements or critiques of morality, relevance, quality or significance; only comments concerning the nature of the philosophy and its influence in your life.

By: swalker5037

Okay, our theory is that everyone should be equal, and that criminals should have equal rights to everyone else after they’ve done their time.
Is there a philosopher who believes that everyone should be equal, and/or that after a person has served their punishment should be treated equally?

By: bronwen4@rogers.com

…. “You’re in the jungle baby! Wake up it’s time to dieeeeeeeeee!!!”???

What do you think he meant?

By: Methoozelah Carlton