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What does mean “realitas objectiva” in scholastic ontology?

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Circularity in definition of Real

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How can this argument by the philosopher Berkeley in favor of idealism be resisted?

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Is the speciousness of the specious present specious?

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Exploring the Concept of "No Mind" in Eastern Philosophy: An Inquiry into the Foundations and Implications

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Is there such a thing as completely objective truth?

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Is there any principle that requires only things that begin to exist have a cause?

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Is there a difference between the purpose of life and the meaning of life?

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Does anyone consider Being a primitive, unanalyzable, term?

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Why does something exist, and not nothing?

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An object exist means what? And what is the relation of it with space and time?

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Is the opposite of Descartes “cogito , ergo sum” also true?

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How Do We Understand our Existence?

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What are some ground breaking results in philosophy?

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Help with the basic idea of free choices for Sartre

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Something and Nothing

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Does Shoemaker's thought experiment about time really work?

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cause “for which all causal relations exist”

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Why does the world exist, as opposed to nothingness, from Indian perspective?

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Does cosmological argument prove that anything that exists has a cause of its existence?

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Is there any evidence to suggest that our conciousness regularly replaces itself?

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Please criticize my argument for a first cause

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What is the "object of knowledge" in Buddhist theory of mind?

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The nature of illogic

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Does quantum mechanics rule out the principle of sufficient reason?

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Defining intelligence

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Philosophy presupposes the individuality of the Whole?

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The ultimate absurdity: if consciousness is an illusion, how can anything we know be real?

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How would Heidegger criticize Descartes' melting candle analogy?

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A series and B series of time

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What does mean “realitas objectiva” in scholastic ontology?

Circularity in definition of Real

How can this argument by the philosopher Berkeley in favor of idealism be resisted?

Is the speciousness of the specious present specious?

Exploring the Concept of "No Mind" in Eastern Philosophy: An Inquiry into the Foundations and Implications

Is there such a thing as completely objective truth?

Is there any principle that requires only things that begin to exist have a cause?

Is there a difference between the purpose of life and the meaning of life?

Does anyone consider Being a primitive, unanalyzable, term?

Why does something exist, and not nothing?

An object exist means what? And what is the relation of it with space and time?

Is the opposite of Descartes “cogito , ergo sum” also true?

How Do We Understand our Existence?

What are some ground breaking results in philosophy?

Help with the basic idea of free choices for Sartre

Something and Nothing

Does Shoemaker's thought experiment about time really work?

cause “for which all causal relations exist”

Why does the world exist, as opposed to nothingness, from Indian perspective?

Does cosmological argument prove that anything that exists has a cause of its existence?

Is there any evidence to suggest that our conciousness regularly replaces itself?

Please criticize my argument for a first cause

What is the "object of knowledge" in Buddhist theory of mind?

The nature of illogic

Does quantum mechanics rule out the principle of sufficient reason?

Defining intelligence

Philosophy presupposes the individuality of the Whole?

The ultimate absurdity: if consciousness is an illusion, how can anything we know be real?

How would Heidegger criticize Descartes' melting candle analogy?

A series and B series of time