My philosophy

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Which famous philosopher do you share a viewpoint with? This quiz asks the big questions to find the answer.

Are these statements philosophical or religious? It would be philosophical if there were something like a syllogism or some form of logical reasoning. But there is none. Ergo, it resembles a bare religious assertion that must be believed on faith. Or in other words, are these statements supposed to questions or answers? Looks a lot more like answers that must never be questioned than questions that may never be answered.

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Here's something else to learn, though: Sartre’s concept of “mauvaise foi” (bad faith) is a state of self-deception that occurs when one denies their own freedom and potential. It is a form of self-betrayal in which an individual is willfully ignorant of their own reality and potential, and instead chooses to accept a predetermined identity or role set by society. In Sartre's philosophy, mauvaise foi is a form of inauthenticity, a refusal to accept the full weight of one's freedom and the…

This is why Master and Commander, My Dinner With Andre, and The Reader top the list of greatest philosophical and thought-provoking films. #movies #periodpieces #philosophy

Philosophy & Literature on Instagram: “Notebooks 1935-1942 - Albert Camus A new series, this time with my favorite quotes from the best philosophy books around the world!…”

Brigid Delaney has been immersed in Stoicism since 2018 – and has had plenty of cause to use it since. Here’s a cheat sheet of what she learned