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What philosophy is?
Philosophy all about the rejection of all old theories and established the new one. And this process of negotiation and transformation and changing make the heart of philosophy. Death of philosophy is necessary for philospphy As Neitzshe says that 'death of God is necessary for society'.

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What is the human fault you know that? Now the days our moral obligation comes in front of us and it shows that the human fault and the result of human interferences in nature. Indian ethical thories already showed that we need to respect the value of nature. Everything in this world happening, just because of our interference in nature.

So, the importance of philosophy in the present time unavoidable. What philosophy teach us in this pandmic? What is the relevence of philosophy? Please share your opinion. Thank you.

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Happy Birthday Ludwig Wittgenstein

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"Tu ne pourras jamais être heureux si tu continues à chercher de quoi est fait le bonheur. Tu ne pourras jamais vivre si tu cherches le sens de la vie. De même que les émotions les plus fécondes te fuiront si tu veux les analyser".

---- Albert Camus, Intuitions (1932, in Écrits de Jeunesse)

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Anaxagoras of Clazomenae (500/499-428/427)
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The first philosopher who teach in Athens. He has been held an astronomical theory that included the view that the sun is a red hot body, larger than Peloponnese, from which the moon derives its light. He was exile and died in honour at Lampsacus.

He assigned a fundamental cosmological role to mind both as the animating principle of plants and animals. His most characteristic is that there is ' a portion of everything in everything', meaning that whatever a thing changes into is in some imperceptible way already present in it before the change. for him, thinhgs are homoiomereiai of each other.
(Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy)

Peter Abelard (1079-1142) French scholastic philosopher. Born near Nantes, he lived a hectic life, quite apart from the misfortune he incurred as a result of his romance of 1118. He was educated at Chartres and Paris, and lived as a Monk.

Abelard wrote extensively on the problems of universal, probably adopting a moderate realism, although he has sometimes been claimed as a nominalist. He wrote commentariesito on Prophyry and other authorities. His Scito te Ipsum ('Know Theyself') is a treatise on ethics holding that sin consists entirely in contempt for the wishes of God; action is therefore less important than states of mind such as intention. His Sic et Non ('For and Against') is a cxollection of contradictions from scriptures and early writings, coupled with his own rules for resolving disputes. It provided the initial programme for the scolastic method. Abelard's contributions to logic have been the object of recent admiration, while his hymns include O quanta qualia ('oh how great and glorious are those sabbaths').
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(Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy)

“God is dead! He remains dead! And we have killed him.” – Friedrich Nietzsche

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Hi guys, this page created for only philosophical discussion. Here we should share indian philosophy as well as western philosophy. And also comparative studies should be done here. Thanks