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The study of terms and their use.
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How to distinguish philosophical works from self-help books?
It's very difficult to discern. If we see philosophy as a way of life (= Ethics), the contents of Stoicism, Epicureanism, and certain forms of skepticism are practically indistinguishable from self-he …
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Can logical assertions be read as not having some or any implications?
Is there a way to restrict the implication of a claim? In other words, is it possible to express truths in logic that do not have logical implications, and if so does this have a name in logic and epi …
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