P h i l o s o p h y
An Introduction to the Western Philosophical way
(from the Ancient Philosophy to the Modernity and the Contemporary Philosophy)
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"Philosophy | Western" |
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(the transcript of a 5 hours video-course) |
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“ Nature, Science, Religion, Reason, Faith, Causality, Causation, Dialectics, Movement, Time, Space, Impermanence/Permanency, Finite/Infinite, Self, Identity, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Technology. ” |
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Index | Philosophy - Western
α | Alpha
1. Science + Commercial Secrecy = Religion
2. Science, Religion, Causality
3. From causality to dialectics
4. Causality, Dialectics, Movement
5. Aristotle, Modern Science, Causality
6. The Value of Philosophy
ß | Beta
7. Individuality is a dream Physics, Chemistry, Biology
8. Science and Socrates
9. Socrates, Descartes, Hume
10. Hume on causality - faith on causation
11. Skepticism against the Self_Identity - Hume...Hume...Hume
12. Air, Anaximenes
13. Permanency/Impermanence, Finite/Infinite, Bruno, Heraclitus
14. Kant - the transcendental subject
15. Meta-Physics, a priori, rationalism - Kant
16. Analytic Judgment and the Contradiction inside the Identity - Kant
17. The impossibility to know on the Self - Kant
18. Parmenides. It is. It is impossible for anything not to be
19. Heraclitus - we are and are not
20. Hegel - what is real is rational, what is rational is real, Dialectics, Idealism
21. Knows yourself and you will know the Gods and the Universe
22. About my books on Philosophy
γ | Gamma
23. The world as Will (that affirms and deny) and Representation, Schopenhauer before Freud
24. The connection time-space - Schopenhauer before Einstein
25. Childhood - to run or to comeback - the Modernity going into the Contemporary Philosophy
26. Encouragement for Beginners, Nietzsche
27. Nietzsche - Science as only the description (and no explanation) of the both elements of causality
28. Knowledge as fear of the unknown. Nietzsche
29. The thoughts are the shadows of our feelings. Nietzsche
30.Causality - we can not see the 'continuum'. Nietzsche
31. 'Fundamentally it is just instinct','We also shall have our time'. Nietzsche
32. The Logic from Illogical, a matter of survive. Nietzsche
33. Amor Fati. Ame o Destino. Nietzsche
34. Consciousness, as last and new improvement in the human, is weak. Nietzsche
35. Unconsciousness, Instincts. Freud
36. Deep Psychology. Topology of the psychological structure. Freud
37. Freud - Id, Ego, SuperEgo
38. Eros and Thanatos. Freud
39. Atomic bomb - mankind suicide?
40. Genetic Engineering - Eros or Thanatos
δ | Delta
41. Tsar bomb
42. Heidegger. The Being as openness
43. Existentialism. Heidegger
44. Dasein
45. The being and the freedom
46. Simone de Beauvoir. Future
47. God. Simone de Beauvoir
48. Human condemnations - absurdity and freedom, at the contingency of 06th May 2021
49. The being and the nothing. Pre-Ontology
50. Existential Psychoanalysis
51. Freud's Psychoanalysis x Existential Psychoanalysis
52. Contingency is already totality
53. Sartre - the complex is last choice
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Notice: the texts of this book are a transcript of video-lectures; it was chosen to leave the written as it was spoken, not respecting the traditional way of writing. The reason of the choice is that the flow of rationality is different when we speak than when we write. The text is like the subtitles.
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Author
Author: Rafael De Conti (Rafael Augusto De Conti) is a Philosopher, Lawyer and Writer, with books on General Philosophy, Ethics, Political Philosophy, Juridical Philosophy, Politics in Brazil, Human Rights and Business Law. With a writing that varies from dissertation to dialogues, short stories and poetry, he was influenced, among others, by Heraclitus, Plato, Aristotles, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Hume, Voltaire, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Freud, Osho, Krishnamurti, Laozi. He also received influences from all the people who lived with him: friends, enemies, family members, strangers, children, old people, men, women, animals, teachers, ministers and beggars, lawyers. Some themes and interests related to this book are: Nature, Science, Religion, Reason, Faith, Causality, Causation, Dialectics, Movement, Time, Space, Impermanence/Permanency, Finite/Infinite, Self, Identity, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Technology. Site: rafaeldeconti.com
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