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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. We all philosophize at times. What do we do when we philosophize? We think in a rather concentrated, deep sort of way. In so doing, we do not call ourselves Philosophers; it would be rather pretentious of us if we did. Philosophers are those-generally in university departments of Philosophy-who think, and ask questions, about what reality is made of, what we know, and how we should behave. Philosophers are not fools; but after two and a half thousand years, they have not come up with agreed answers to their questions that are any more useful, or certain, than thinkers who do not call themselves Philosophers. Many of those who do are still caught up in the thought-forms of theology; all are in pursuit of a lost cause except those who write what might be written by thinkers in other domains. Is it not time to admit that there is nothing very special about Philosophy? We all philosophize at times. In so doing, we do not call ourselves Philosophers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Foolosophy? Think Again, Sophie: Ten Reasons for Not Taking Philosophy Too Seriously | Colin Swatridge | Taschenbuch | 162 S. | Englisch | 2023 | ibidem-Verlag | EAN 9783838217888 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: ibidem-Verlag, Christian Schön, Leuschnerstr. 40, 30457 Hannover, ibidem[at]ibidem-verlag[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Condición: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | We all philosophize at times. What do we do when we philosophize? We think in a rather concentrated, deep sort of way. In so doing, we do not call ourselves Philosophers; it would be rather pretentious of us if we did. Philosophers are those¿generally in university departments of Philosophy¿who think, and ask questions, about what reality is made of, what we know, and how we should behave. Philosophers are not fools; but after two and a half thousand years, they have not come up with agreed answers to their questions that are any more useful, or certain, than thinkers who do not call themselves Philosophers. Many of those who do are still caught up in the thought-forms of theology; all are in pursuit of a lost cause except those who write what might be written by thinkers in other domains. Is it not time to admit that there is nothing very special about Philosophy?¿I have spent enjoyable hours reading Colin Swatridge¿s book. I really did enjoy it and was very impressed by the range of sources he used and the scope of his analysis, the focus of his specific critiques.¿¿ Anthony Morgan, editor of ¿The Philosopher¿, the journal of the Philosophical Society of England.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -We all philosophize at times. What do we do when we philosophize We think in a rather concentrated, deep sort of way. In so doing, we do not call ourselves Philosophers; it would be rather pretentious of us if we did. Philosophers are those-generally in university departments of Philosophy-who think, and ask questions, about what reality is made of, what we know, and how we should behave. Philosophers are not fools; but after two and a half thousand years, they have not come up with agreed answers to their questions that are any more useful, or certain, than thinkers who do not call themselves Philosophers. Many of those who do are still caught up in the thought-forms of theology; all are in pursuit of a lost cause except those who write what might be written by thinkers in other domains. Is it not time to admit that there is nothing very special about Philosophy Dr. Swatridge studied Theology and Philosophy at the University of Nottingham.Since 1998, he has been a visiting lecturer, in critical thinking and theart of argument, at the universities of PANNONIA (Veszprém); SZEGED;PÁZMÁNY PÉTER, and KÁROLI GÁSPÁR (Budapest), and ESZTERHÁZYKÁROLI (Eger), in Hungary, and at institutions of higher education in Poland(Krosno), and Petru Maior University (Târgu Mures) in Romania. His longstandingbase has been MISKOLC UNIVERSITY in North-Eastern Hungary,where he teaches in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. His previous booksinclude AN OXFORD GUIDE TO EFFECTIVE ARGUMENT AND CRITICALTHINKING (Oxford University Press); A COUNTRY FULL OF ALIENS,and TRANSYLVANIA; TRUTH, MYTH, PERSPECTIVE (both published byCorvina Books, Budapest). 162 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - We all philosophize at times. What do we do when we philosophize We think in a rather concentrated, deep sort of way. In so doing, we do not call ourselves Philosophers; it would be rather pretentious of us if we did. Philosophers are those-generally in university departments of Philosophy-who think, and ask questions, about what reality is made of, what we know, and how we should behave. Philosophers are not fools; but after two and a half thousand years, they have not come up with agreed answers to their questions that are any more useful, or certain, than thinkers who do not call themselves Philosophers. Many of those who do are still caught up in the thought-forms of theology; all are in pursuit of a lost cause except those who write what might be written by thinkers in other domains. Is it not time to admit that there is nothing very special about Philosophy Dr. Swatridge studied Theology and Philosophy at the University of Nottingham.Since 1998, he has been a visiting lecturer, in critical thinking and theart of argument, at the universities of PANNONIA (Veszprém); SZEGED;PÁZMÁNY PÉTER, and KÁROLI GÁSPÁR (Budapest), and ESZTERHÁZYKÁROLI (Eger), in Hungary, and at institutions of higher education in Poland(Krosno), and Petru Maior University (Târgu Mures) in Romania. His longstandingbase has been MISKOLC UNIVERSITY in North-Eastern Hungary,where he teaches in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. His previous booksinclude AN OXFORD GUIDE TO EFFECTIVE ARGUMENT AND CRITICALTHINKING (Oxford University Press); A COUNTRY FULL OF ALIENS,and TRANSYLVANIA; TRUTH, MYTH, PERSPECTIVE (both published byCorvina Books, Budapest).