Philosophers & Thoughts

Embedded philosophy is a concept of consciousness that is often used to explain how we understand and experience the world around us. This concept is closely related to extended mind theory, situated cognition, and enactivism. Modern versions of this concept draw from neuroscience and cognitive science, focusing on the importance of sensory experience and the…

The Separability Thesis and its implications for the question of religion are a hot topic these days. If you’re wondering about the Separability Thesis, we’ll discuss it here. Its implications are both profound and ambiguous. This article aims to clarify some of the debates on the Separability Thesis, and help you make your own decision….

Essentialism is a philosophy of objects that emphasizes the existence of attributes that are fundamental to their identity. This philosophy derives from Plato’s idealism, which held that all things have certain attributes that are absolutely necessary for them to be what they are. The following are a few of its criticisms. Read on to learn…

Philosophical question-answering has its roots in ancient times. Before we discuss Greek philosophy, Chinese philosophy, and Ancient Indian philosophy, let us look at how these branches influenced each other. Philosophical questions are grouped into several branches, including the nature of good, evil, and knowledge. The branches are sometimes divided by the type of question that…

The Relationship Between Philosophy and Logic is a complex one. Logic is the study of correct reasoning, while Philosophy studies general problems. While Logic is a non-contingent science, it can be difficult to understand without a basic understanding of philosophy. Here’s an overview of the relationship between philosophy and logic. Here, we will explore the…

Philosophers who believe in cynicism are Cynics. Cynics are followers of ancient Greek philosophy who believe that life is not about achieving virtue, but about living in harmony with nature. They are also known as “naturalists” or “nihilists.” Machiavelli’s cynicism A philosopher of the humanities who rejected emotive morality, Machiavelli’s philosophy of cynicism presents a…

Many people confuse the term “philosophy monism” with other terms such as existence monist and nihilist. But the terms themselves are not necessarily mutually exclusive. Listed below are some of the major differences between these two types of philosophy. Read on to find out more. This philosophy of existence tries to answer the question of…