a critique of marxism
... Only through praxis can we understand more about the relation between man and the world, and also to transform it. ...
... Only through praxis can we understand more about the relation between man and the world, and also to transform it. ...
Chapter 17 The Baroque
... particularly in the works of Shakespeare. The main question of the period is "what is real and what is but a dream?" Thomas Hobbes presented the idea that only matter exists, thus supporting the philosophy of materialism. This view of the universe and mankind as machines spread in the scientific wor ...
... particularly in the works of Shakespeare. The main question of the period is "what is real and what is but a dream?" Thomas Hobbes presented the idea that only matter exists, thus supporting the philosophy of materialism. This view of the universe and mankind as machines spread in the scientific wor ...
Introduction to Metaphysical Terms
... What is the self? What is the relationship between the mind and the body? Am I free or do other forces determine my life? What is the meaning of life? Does a Supreme Being exist? What is a person? ...
... What is the self? What is the relationship between the mind and the body? Am I free or do other forces determine my life? What is the meaning of life? Does a Supreme Being exist? What is a person? ...
What to make of near death experiences? By Rev. James Coleman
... Descartes with Cartesian dualism, and the idea that the mind is a separate thing or substance2. At the other end you have the materialists. The assumption of materialism is that the only thing that is real is matter. Under a materialistic theory of the mind, self-awareness or what we might call cons ...
... Descartes with Cartesian dualism, and the idea that the mind is a separate thing or substance2. At the other end you have the materialists. The assumption of materialism is that the only thing that is real is matter. Under a materialistic theory of the mind, self-awareness or what we might call cons ...
Intro to Metaphysics
... extend, we conclude that it would see on the world as if there was only one mind. This would lead to a contradictory point of view of solipsism, which is the vision that apart from our individual mind, nothing at all whatsoever exists, including other minds. This point of view of solipsism is howeve ...
... extend, we conclude that it would see on the world as if there was only one mind. This would lead to a contradictory point of view of solipsism, which is the vision that apart from our individual mind, nothing at all whatsoever exists, including other minds. This point of view of solipsism is howeve ...