Канал: PHILOSOPHY DISCUSSION

Critical thinking part 2| Ambiguity|

Critical thinking part 2| Ambiguity|

Critical thinking| The key to objective thinking|

Critical thinking| The key to objective thinking|

An Introduction to Gilbert Ryle's best known work The concept of Mind| Category Mistake |

An Introduction to Gilbert Ryle's best known work The concept of Mind| Category Mistake |

Saul Kripke's theory of natural kind terms|

Saul Kripke's theory of natural kind terms|

Kripke on identity statements| Naming and Necessity|

Kripke on identity statements| Naming and Necessity|

Why should you read J. Krishnamurthy?

Why should you read J. Krishnamurthy?

Saul Kripke's theory of 'Initial Baptism and Causal Chain' |

Saul Kripke's theory of 'Initial Baptism and Causal Chain' |

Saul Kripke's rebuttal against the cluster theory of proper name|

Saul Kripke's rebuttal against the cluster theory of proper name|

Saul Kripke's theory of proper name | Ambiguities in Rigid designators | Naming and Necessity|

Saul Kripke's theory of proper name | Ambiguities in Rigid designators | Naming and Necessity|

Saul Kripke's theory of proper name | Naming and Necessity | Series-2 |

Saul Kripke's theory of proper name | Naming and Necessity | Series-2 |

Saul Kripke's philosophy of proper name | Naming and Necessity | part 1 |

Saul Kripke's philosophy of proper name | Naming and Necessity | part 1 |

W. V. O. Quine's important insights on science and confirmation |

W. V. O. Quine's important insights on science and confirmation |

Quine's Indeterminacy of Translation thesis | "Word and Object" |

Quine's Indeterminacy of Translation thesis | "Word and Object" |

Keith Donellan | 'Reference and Definite Descriptions' |

Keith Donellan | 'Reference and Definite Descriptions' |

P. F. Strawson's Paper 'On Referring'| Criticism against Russell's theory of descriptions |

P. F. Strawson's Paper 'On Referring'| Criticism against Russell's theory of descriptions |

Russellian solution to the third puzzle| Negative Existentials |

Russellian solution to the third puzzle| Negative Existentials |

Russellian solution to the 2nd puzzle | Law of excluded middle |

Russellian solution to the 2nd puzzle | Law of excluded middle |

In Defence of A Dogma by H. P. Grice and P. F. Strawson |

In Defence of A Dogma by H. P. Grice and P. F. Strawson |

Russellian solution to 1st puzzell | Grammatical structure vs Logical structure |

Russellian solution to 1st puzzell | Grammatical structure vs Logical structure |

Bertrand Russell | Theory of Descriptions | 2nd & 3rd puzzles |

Bertrand Russell | Theory of Descriptions | 2nd & 3rd puzzles |

Bertrand Russell | Theory of Descriptions | Puzzle 1 |

Bertrand Russell | Theory of Descriptions | Puzzle 1 |

Bertrand Russell | Theory of Descriptions | Introduction |

Bertrand Russell | Theory of Descriptions | Introduction |

W. V. O Quine's "Two Dogma's of Empiricism" | Conclusion |

W. V. O Quine's "Two Dogma's of Empiricism" | Conclusion |

Quine's Two Dogma's of empiricism | 2nd dogma of empiricism |

Quine's Two Dogma's of empiricism | 2nd dogma of empiricism |

W. V. O. Quine's "Two Dogma's of empiricism" | On 1st Dogma| Analytic and Synthetic division |

W. V. O. Quine's "Two Dogma's of empiricism" | On 1st Dogma| Analytic and Synthetic division |

Gottlob Frege | On Sense and Reference | Analytic Philosophy |

Gottlob Frege | On Sense and Reference | Analytic Philosophy |

Ludwig Wittgenstein's distinction between sense and nonsense | Tractatus-Logico-Philosophicus |

Ludwig Wittgenstein's distinction between sense and nonsense | Tractatus-Logico-Philosophicus |

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy | Formulations of Categorical Imperative |

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy | Formulations of Categorical Imperative |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 21 | Union between Prakriti and Purusha |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 21 | Union between Prakriti and Purusha |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 19 | Proofs for Multiplicity of Self|

Samkhya Karika | Karika 19 | Proofs for Multiplicity of Self|

Samkhya Karika | Karika 14 | Proofs for the existence of prakriti |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 14 | Proofs for the existence of prakriti |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 17 | Arguments for the existence of purusha or self |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 17 | Arguments for the existence of purusha or self |

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy | Pure Ethics |

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy | Pure Ethics |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 13 | Three gunas & their purpose ||

Samkhya Karika | Karika 13 | Three gunas & their purpose ||

Samkhya Karika | Karika 12 | Three modes of material nature- sattva, rajas and tamas |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 12 | Three modes of material nature- sattva, rajas and tamas |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 11 | Discriminative Knowledge | Viveka jnana |

Samkhya Karika | Karika 11 | Discriminative Knowledge | Viveka jnana |

Samkhya| Karika| Karika 10 | Discriminative Knowledge of manifested and unmanifest prakriti |

Samkhya| Karika| Karika 10 | Discriminative Knowledge of manifested and unmanifest prakriti |

Ludwig Wittgenstein||Private language argument||Form of life|| Grammer || Philosophy as a therapy ||

Ludwig Wittgenstein||Private language argument||Form of life|| Grammer || Philosophy as a therapy ||

LATER WITTGENSTEIN || PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS || LANGUAGE GAME ||

LATER WITTGENSTEIN || PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS || LANGUAGE GAME ||

SAMKHYA KARIKA 9 || SAMKHYA THEORY OF CAUSATION ||

SAMKHYA KARIKA 9 || SAMKHYA THEORY OF CAUSATION ||

SAMKHYA KARIKA 2 ||

SAMKHYA KARIKA 2 ||

SAMKHYA KARIKA | ISHVAARAKRISHNA | 1st KARIKA | SAMKHYA DARSHANA |

SAMKHYA KARIKA | ISHVAARAKRISHNA | 1st KARIKA | SAMKHYA DARSHANA |

Ludwig Wittgenstein's Picture theory of meaning|

Ludwig Wittgenstein's Picture theory of meaning|

Hypothetical imperative and Categorical Imperative| Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy|

Hypothetical imperative and Categorical Imperative| Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy|

Bertrand Russell's philosophy of logical atomism

Bertrand Russell's philosophy of logical atomism

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy| What is maxim? Groundwork.

Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy| What is maxim? Groundwork.

Immanuel Kant's notion of good will.

Immanuel Kant's notion of good will.