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Is there any worth—other than historical—to reading Aristotle's works on logic?

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Is social status a real thing?

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Why did Hegel consider Kant's definition of marriage crude and shameful?

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Was Nietzsche against hedonism?

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The Gettier problem

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Did Nietzsche actually say or write, "Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed."

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Hegel and mathematicians

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What if the words ‘son’ and ‘daughter’ in Germannic languages are cognates of (and Maybe originate from) forms for sun and morning?

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How can substance dualism (Cartesian) explain how the mind is affected from brain damage?

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wouldn't Psychophysical Parallelism require an explanation as to why the mind and body correlate?

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How does Plotinus view body going in soul?

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Did Nietzsche read Kierkegaard?

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Is the Timaeus philosophically relevant?

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How can I learn the huge source of philosophical jargon?

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What are the most popular introductory logic textbooks, and what sets them apart from each other?

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Is it self-evident that utilitarianism requires altruism?

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A question on logical positivism and pragmatism with regards to meaning of a statement

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Does Hume reject the possibility of is-ought syllogisms?

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How can God be temporal if he never began?

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Was Nietzsche the first philosopher to really lay claim to 'transvaluation'?

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How is 'metaphysics' 'theories of the connections between what we see and what we can't see' and connected with 'ladder rungs'?

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Can philosophy make predictions?

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If the universe evolves according to mathematical laws, does that imply God exists?

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McGee's Counterexample to Modus Ponens

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What analytic philosophers were concerned with meaninglessness?

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When we talk about a general concept, we imagine a particular instance

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Is there any worth—other than historical—to reading Aristotle's works on logic?

Is social status a real thing?

Why did Hegel consider Kant's definition of marriage crude and shameful?

Was Nietzsche against hedonism?

The Gettier problem

Did Nietzsche actually say or write, "Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed."

Hegel and mathematicians

What if the words ‘son’ and ‘daughter’ in Germannic languages are cognates of (and Maybe originate from) forms for sun and morning?

How can substance dualism (Cartesian) explain how the mind is affected from brain damage?

wouldn't Psychophysical Parallelism require an explanation as to why the mind and body correlate?

How does Plotinus view body going in soul?

Did Nietzsche read Kierkegaard?

Is the Timaeus philosophically relevant?

How can I learn the huge source of philosophical jargon?

What are the most popular introductory logic textbooks, and what sets them apart from each other?

Is it self-evident that utilitarianism requires altruism?

A question on logical positivism and pragmatism with regards to meaning of a statement

Does Hume reject the possibility of is-ought syllogisms?

How can God be temporal if he never began?

Was Nietzsche the first philosopher to really lay claim to 'transvaluation'?

How is 'metaphysics' 'theories of the connections between what we see and what we can't see' and connected with 'ladder rungs'?

Can philosophy make predictions?

If the universe evolves according to mathematical laws, does that imply God exists?

McGee's Counterexample to Modus Ponens

What analytic philosophers were concerned with meaninglessness?

When we talk about a general concept, we imagine a particular instance