Western Philosophy refers to philosophical thinking in the Western or Occidental world, (beginning with Ancient Greece and Rome, extending through central and western Europe and, since Columbus, the Americas) as opposed to Eastern or Oriental philosophies (comprising Indian, Chinese, Persian, Japanese and Korean philosophies) and the varieties...
Western Philosophy refers to philosophical thinking in the Western or Occidental world, (beginning with Ancient Greece and Rome, extending through central and western Europe and, since Columbus, the Americas) as opposed to Eastern or Oriental philosophies (comprising Indian, Chinese, Persian, Japanese and Korean philosophies) and the varieties...
Chapter 1 Greek Philosophy An Introduction
12 pagesChapter 2 SOPHISTS AND SOCRATES
14 pagesChapter 3 Plato’s Idealism
10 pagesChapter 4 Plato’s Theory of Knowledge
9 pagesChapter 5 Aristotle’s Criticism of Platonic Idealism
8 pagesChapter 6 Aristotle’s Theory of Causation
8 pagesChapter 7 Medieval Philosophy
11 pagesChapter 8 Modern Philosophy
8 pagesChapter 9 Descartes Method of Philosophy and Theory of Knowledge
9 pagesChapter 10 Rene Descartes The Mind-body Dualism
10 pagesChapter 11 SPINOZA
11 pagesChapter 12 Spinoza’s Pantheism God and Nature Relationship
10 pagesChapter 13 The Philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz
8 pagesChapter 14 Fundamentals of John Locke’s Empiricism
8 pagesChapter 15 John Locke Theory of knowledge
6 pagesChapter 16 George Berkeley’s Immaterialism and Subjective Idealism
9 pagesChapter 17 Berkeley Refutation of Abstract Ideas and Esse est Percipi
7 pagesChapter 18 David Hume Theory of Knowledge
8 pagesChapter 19 David Hume From Empiricism to Skepticism
8 pagesChapter 20 The Critical Philosophy Of Immanuel Kant
9 pagesChapter 21 Kant Transcendental Aesthetic and Transcendental Analytic
8 pagesChapter 22 The Ideas of Reason and the Rejection of Speculative Metaphysics
10 pagesChapter 23 Immanuel Kant’s Ethical Theory
11 pagesChapter 24 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
10 pagesChapter 25 Hegel’s Absolute Idealism and the Phenomenology of Spirit
10 pagesChapter 26 Karl Marx Historical Materialism
11 pagesChapter 27 Nietzsche Critique of Western Culture
12 pagesChapter 29 Wittgenstein’s Early Philosophy
9 pagesChapter 28 Linguistic Turn in British philosophy and Russell’s Logical Atomism
9 pagesChapter 30 Wittgenstein Language-Games and Forms of Life
11 pagesChapter 31 Logical Positivism and the Scientific Conception of Philosophy
10 pagesChapter 32 Edmund Husserl’s Phenomenology
10 pagesChapter 33 Phenomenological Reduction and Transcendental Subjectivity
8 pagesChapter 34 Martin Heidegger The Question of Being
8 pagesChapter 35 Martin Heidegger
11 pagesChapter 36 Existentialism
12 pagesChapter 37 Sartre’s Conception of Human Existence
9 pagesChapter 38 Jean Paul Sartre’s Concept of Human Existence
9 pagesChapter 39 Postmodernism
11 pagesChapter 40 Deconstruction, Feminism and Discourse Theory
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