81. Towards A Philippine Philosophy An attempt to outline some common thoughts and ideas in the belief and wisdom systems of the precolonial Filipinos and the modern Filipino tribal beliefs. http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Temple/9845/philo.htm

Click here and feel the wave! Developing a Philippine Philosophy The purpose of this page is to attempt to outline some common thoughts and ideas in the belief and wisdom systems of the pre-colonial Filipinos and the modern Filipino tribal beliefs. The more commonly recurring themes will be organized in an effort to develop a Pan-Philippine philosophy. Such a philosophy should represent ideas and thoughts widely attested enough to classify as geographically endemic to the island nation. Only very obvious foreign borrowings will be neglected here, no inquiry will be made into the proposed theories of borrowing so commonly found in Western scholarship. This certainly is not the first attempt at piecing together a Filipino philosophical system, although most previous attempts have concentrated on Filipino Christian rather than indigenous culture. In some cases, Filipino thinkers like Isabelo De Los Reyes have tried to blend in indigenous elements into local Christian thought. Borrowed Thinking The problem in the Philippines lies in its thought processes being borrowed mostly from the outside. In ordinary social dealings, the Filipino traits still survive and predominate, but Filipinos have been unable to develop a modern philosophy that would enable them to adapt foreign thought to the indigenous mind and attitude. Serafin Talisayon has created a diagram showing some prominent Filipino social values found among mainstream modern Filipinos:

82. Continental Philosophy The Notebook for Contemporary Continental philosophy Engaging With Irigaray Feminist philosophy and modern European Thought edited by Carolyn Burke, http://www3.baylor.edu/~Scott_Moore/Continental.html

Last Update: 8 November, 2002 The Notebook for Contemporary Continental Philosophy What's New in The Notebook Pages Devoted to Philosophers Abbagnano Adorno ... Purchase Primary and Secondary Sources through Amazon.com Search: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Enter keywords... Purchase German language texts through Amazon.de Schnellsuche deutsche Titel US-Titel For many of the philosophers listed below you will find selected primary and secondary texts which can be ordered directly from Amazon.com or Amazon.de General Philosophical Resources Society for Phenomenology and Existentialist Philosophy Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Guide to Philosophy on the Internet (Peter Suber) Continental Philosophy (Dogpile Open Directory) Continental Philosophy (Bruce B. Janz) Continental PhilosophyA Rough Guide Philosophische Seiten: Personen The Window: Philosophy on the Internet French Feminist Theory (University of Iowa) Philosophers and Logicians (Uwe Wiedemann) Public Sphere Philosophical Resource Centre Polish Philosophy Page European Society for Analytic Philosophy English version ... Lion's Den of Continental Philosophy (Peter Danenberg) Island of Freedom Frontlist Books New Titles for Theoretically-minded Readers Reading in the Ruins Czech Philosophy in the Twentieth Century Philosophers and Philosophy Continental Philosophy Online Resources (James K. A. Smith)

83. Spinoza: The First Modern Pantheist. Outline of pantheism in Spinoza's philosophy. http://members.aol.com/Heraklit1/spinoza.htm

Spinoza - pantheist A history of pantheism and scientific pantheism by Paul Harrison. Are you a pantheist? Find out now at the Scientific Pantheism site. Nature posters World Pantheism BACK IN PRINT!! The only introduction to pantheist history, theory and practise Elements of Pantheism 2nd Edition Books on Spinoza, Pantheism, Science, Religion etc God is one, that is, only one substance can be granted in the universe. Whatsoever is, is in God, and without God nothing can be, or be conceived. Spinoza was born in Amsterdam in 1632, into a family of Jewish emigrants fleeing persecution in Portugal. He was trained in Talmudic scholarship, but his views soon took unconventional directions which the Jewish community - fearing renewed persecution on charges of atheism - tried to discourage. Spinoza was offered 1000 florins to keep quiet about his views, but refused. At the age of 24, he was summoned before a rabbinical court, and solemnly excommunicated. Spinoza refused all rewards and honours, and gave away to his sister his share of his father's inheritance - keeping only a bedstead for himself. He earned his living as a humble lens-grinder. He died, in February 1677, of consumption, probably aggravated by fine glass dust inhaled at his workbench. His philosophy is summarized in the Ethics , a very abstract work, which openly expresses none of the love of nature that might be expected from someone who identified God with nature. And Spinoza's starting point is not nature or the cosmos, but a purely theoretical definition of God. The work then proceeds to prove its conclusions by a method modelled on geometry, through rigorous definitions, axioms, propositions and corollaries. No doubt in this way Spinoza hoped to build his philosophy on the solidest rock, but the method, as well as some of the arguments and definitions, are often unconvincing.

84. Postmodern Thought A popular hypertext index of contemporary philosophers, Husserl Profile Internet Encyclopedia of philosophy; the Origin of the modern Opposition between http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~mryder/itc_data/postmodern.html

Martin Ryder University of Colorado at Denver School of Education Contemporary Philosophy, Critical Theory and Postmodern Thought Resources Readings Theodor Adorno Louis Althusser ... Ludwig Wittgenstein Related pages: Semiotics Critical Pedagogy Qualitative Research Constructivism ... Corollary Sites Basics What is Postmodernism? Postmodernism (Wikipedia) What is Postmodernism? (Mary Klages) What is Postmodernism? (Jay Lemke) etymology: post modern (John Unsworth) Basic terms and definitions (Tim Spurgin) Postmodern, Postmodernism, Postmodernity (Martin Irvine) Postmodernism, Pedagogy, and Philosophy of Education (Clive Beck) Postmodernism and its Critics What is Critical Theory? Critcal Theory (James Bohman, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) archive Critical Theory (Wikipedia) What is Critical Theory? (University College Chichester) What is Critical Theory? (Bob Nowlan) Introductory Guide to Critical Theory (Dino Felluga) Critical Theory and the Limits of Sociological Positivism (R. George Kirkpatrick) mirror Resources Groden and Kreiswirth (eds) Cultural Studies and Critical Theory (Geoffrey Sauer) Critical Pedagogy Logos A quarterly journal of modern culture, politics and society.

85. The Pre-Kantian Modern Philosophy Witch Project - Gottfried Leibniz Some basic notes on the structure of the Leibnizian system, presented by students at Covenant College. http://tjaguar.tripod.com/phi202/leibniz.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Aeon Flux Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next The Gottfried Leibniz Project THE PROJECT: To show there is no logical difficulty with maintaining God's omnipotence and the presence of evil. This man put the "fried" in "Gottfried." Endeavoring to solve the Problem of Evil, Leibniz argues that this really is the best of all possible worlds. To make this work, Leibniz invents Monads. For class, we read from the Theodicy and the Monadology Theodicy: Leibniz wants to show that there's no contradicition between God being all good and all powerful, yet evil and suffering exist in the world. Admirably, he does not take the "Free Will Defense" (God chooses to not be in control of everything). Instead, he argues that it's really for the best that evil and suffering exist, even though it may not appear that way to us. Rather than set forth a thesis, Leibniz takes objections to a sovereign, good God and an evil world and answers them. The keystone of his argument is that this world, complete with evil and suffering, is the best world. There are a number of other, interesting side notes (like the fact that "good" animals may outweigh the evil of "evil" humans), but the best of all possible worlds argument is the Mac Daddy. The argument goes that evil and suffering in the world actually can produce greater good that we may not be able to perceive. A world with no evil and suffering would not be as adequate as this one. Central to the debate on this question is: Is Leibniz suggesting that God was forced to make the world this way in order for it to be "the best," or does the fact that God chose to make this world this way automatically make it "the best" regardless of how we might evaluate it with our limited understanding?

86. Modern Philosophy: Books On Modern Philosophy Search results for modern philosophy, books on modern philosophy. http://www.campusi.com/keyword_Modern_Philosophy.htm

Find the best price on books. (with coupons) Search by: Keyword Title Author ISBN Advanced Search Rare Book Search Search Tips Browse Book Computer / Electronics New! Email Rare Book Movie Music ... Credit Card Search results for Keyword: Modern Philosophy Total Results: Cannot find your book? Try Rare Book Search or free Locate book service A History of Philosophy : Modern Philosophy from the Post-Kantian Idealists to Marx, Kierkegaard, and Nietzsche, Vol. 7 ISBN: Author: Frederick Charles Copleston Format: Paperback All Editions Similar Books compare prices ... Think : A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy ISBN: Author: Simon Blackburn Format: Hardcover All Editions Similar Books compare prices ... A History of Philosophy : Modern Philosophy from the French Enlightenment to Kant, Vol. 6 ISBN: Author: Frederick Charles Copleston Frederick C. Copleston Format: Paperback All Editions Similar Books compare prices ... Beyond Good and Evil : Prelude to a Philosophy for the Future ISBN: Author: Friedrich Nietzsche Helen Zimmern (Translator) Edition: Special Value Format: Paperback All Editions Similar Books compare prices ... Star Wars and Philosophy (Popular Culture and Philosophy Series) ISBN: Author: Kevin S. Decker (Editor)

87. Pine Grove Spiritualist Camp, Niantic, Connecticut The science, philosophy and religion of modern Spiritualism teaches that there is no death, but life everlasting. Mediumship and spiritual healing are the work of Spiritualist Mediums. http://members.tripod.com/pinegrovecamp

88. Osaka University School Of Letters History of modern philosophy, French philosophy in 17th and 18th centuries; Metaphysics and Natural philosophy from Descartes to Ideologists http://www.let.osaka-u.ac.jp/english/faculty/01.html

MIZOGUCHI, Kohei (Ph.D.) Philosophy, Ethics; Heidegger's Philosophy, Hermeneutics, Environmental Philosophy UENO, Osamu (M.Lit.) Seventeenth Century European Philosophy, Contemporary French Philosophy IRIE, Yukio (Ph.D.) Study of German Idealism, Philosophy of Language; Study of Practical Philosophy in German Idealism, Philosophical Semantics, Logic of Questions and Answers SUTO, Norihide (M.Lit.) Philosophy: Nietzsche's Philosophy, Contemporary Philosophy MOCHIZUKI, Taro (Ph.D.) History of Modern Philosophy, French Philosophy in 17th and 18th centuries; Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy from Descartes to Ideologists FUNABA, Yasuyuki (Ph.D.) Kant's philosophy, Theory of communications

89. TELESTERION Esoteric Psychology, Philosophy, Self-development, Enlightenment, Ma A new look at esoteric psychology and philosophy. Selfdevelopment and enlightenment for modern humans. http://www.telesterion.com

TELESTERION esoteric psychology and esoteric philosophy. This website is about exploring consciousness, states of consciousness, the development and training of the mind and self, enlightenment and self-development, esoteric practice, magick and the western esoteric tradition, and brain and mind. The Telesterion Bookstore contains books on esoteric psychology, philosophy, self-development, enlightenment, magick, brain, and mind, on mysticism, magic, ritual, psychology, history, anthopology, religion art, and spirituality. Telesterion Bookstore Telesterion Letter #3 ... ENLIGHTENMENT My old friend Jordan is making some interesting new changes at his site www.enlightenment.com I suggest you give him a visit. Jan Cox Industrial Strength Mysticism Esoteric Links ... Idries Shah Learning How to Learn My most highly recommended book for practicioners. This is the book that seperates the wheat from the chaff! Go to the Idries Shah page. Telesterion is devoted to the study and exploration of the human mind, the subjective experience of being a person; and to the development, training, and improvement of the inner experience, the human mind and the human brain's capacities and skills. Expressed in other, older, words to the seeking of enlightenment, called here self-development, and also known as self-realization, moksha or freedom, and by more colorful names such as union with god, attainment of selfhood, the great work, the knowledge and conversation of the holy guardian angel, illumination, the shamanic journey, the inner quest, inner journey, inner peace, inner life, individuation, wisdom, etc..

90. Introduction To The History Of Philosophy I This course is an introduction to the history of modern philosophy. It follows on from the course Phil 150 – the introduction to ancient and medieval http://merlin.capcollege.bc.ca/mfleming/151sum05.htm

CAPILANO COLLEGE COURSE OUTLINE TERM: Summer, 2005 COURSE NO.: Philosophy 151 COURSE NAME: Introduction to the History of Philosophy: Modern SECTION NO.: INSTRUCTOR: Michael Fleming OFFICE: Fir 406c (local ext. 2290) Voice mail OFFICE HOURS : Mon - Thurs, 12:30 - 1:30 (or by appointment) E-MAIL: mfleming@capcollege.bc.ca Class links: Class Timetable Assignment / Essay Questions Outline of Exam Essay Writing Guide ... Early Modern Texts (New) [Many of the authors' works written in a style you'll likely find easier to read.] Reading notes: Introduction / Historical and Cultural Background Early Empiricists: Bacon and Hobbes Descartes Spinoza ... Leibniz The British Empiricists: Locke Berkeley , and Hume Kant Hegel Course Format: Four instructional hours twice per week Classes will begin with a lecture/discussion of new material usually followed by group discussions of the main ideas. Groups will then report back to the rest of the class with questions or comments for class wide discussion. Course Prerequisite: None. Course Description And Objective This course is an introduction to the history of modern philosophy. It follows on from the course Phil 150 – the introduction to ancient and medieval philosophy – but is self-contained. No knowledge of ancient and medieval philosophy is presupposed, though likely we will make some reference to it as we proceed.

91. Pythagoreanism Information about the arguments in this book written by Eric Steinhart, including overview and chapter abstracts. Interprets pythagoreanism in modern terms, as a philosophy radically opposed to Platonism. http://www.wpunj.edu/cohss/philosophy/faculty/esteinha/PYTHAG.HTM

Pythagoreanism Eric Steinhart Pythagoreanism Home Table of Contents Chapter Abstracts A pythagorean says all that exists are collections and their properties. All particulars are collections and all universals are properties of collections. A collection is intuitively definable as any number of objects grouped together to make one object. A collection is more precisely definable as the object of some set or class theory. I argue that collections and their properties are the ultimate theoretical entities of deep science. I argue that the following things are collections: numbers; points, lines, planes, regions, space-times; vectors, matrices, all physical fields; all material events, things, and processes; our actual universe, all physically possible universes; all set-theoretic worlds; the whole of reality. Reality is a maximally inclusive collection. It contains all possible models of all consistent theories. It is that than which no more complex is possible. I make these arguments in a book, just finished, entitled Pythagoreanism.

92. Leo Strauss's Platonism Essay by Neil Robertson. Argues that Strauss anachronistically ascribed modern concerns to premodern philosophy. http://www.mun.ca/animus/1999vol4/roberts4.htm

LEO STRAUSS'S PLATONISM Neil Robertson ngrobert@is.dal.ca For Platonists are not concerned with the historical (accidental) truth, since they are exclusively interested in the philosophic (essential) truth. Only because public speech demands a mixture of seriousness and playfulness, can a true Platonist present the serious teaching, the philosophic teaching, in a historical, and hence playful, garb. Leo Strauss "Farabi's Plato" [1] Leo Strauss, the historian of political philosophy, is especially noted for seeking to revive the quarrel between the ancients and the moderns. In a number of books Strauss calls for a return to and a renewal of ancient political philosophy, and in particular that of Plato. Yet Strauss's actual interpretations of Platonic texts have often been regarded by non-Straussians as idiosyncratic, perverse or simply bizarre. Strauss, for his part, argues that he has recovered the original Plato lost sight of by the tradition of Neo-Platonic and Christian interpretation. In this paper I wish, on the one hand, to agree with critics of Strauss that his is not the original Plato, but, on the other hand, to try to discern the logic underlying Strauss's reading of Plato. My paper concludes by suggesting that Strauss's discussion of Plato can be seen to be of the greatest interest if it is read less as providing an interpretation of the original Plato and more as a contribution to contemporary thought . What underlies Strauss's interpretation of Plato is a one-sided, but nonetheless significant, consideration of the contemporary.

93. UCR CHASS: Department Of Philosophy Epistemology, philosophy of Language, Early modern philosophy Paul Hoffman (Ph.D., Professor) Early modern philosophy, Moral Psychology, philosophy of Mind http://www.philosophy.ucr.edu/people/regular_faculty.html

Search: Home About Us Contact People ... Graduate Program Philosophy Faculty William Bracken (Ph.D., Assistant Professor) 20th Century European Philosophy, Philosophy of Psychoanalysis, Moral Psychology, Kant Carl Cranor (Ph.D., Professor) Legal Philosophy, Philosophic Issues in Science and the Law, Moral Philosophy, Regulatory Policy, Political Philosophy John M. Fischer (Ph.D., Professor) Metaphysics, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind (Free Will), Philosophy of Religion David Glidden (Ph.D., Professor) Ancient Applied Ethics and Social Philosophy, Platonism, Cicero, Seneca, and Augustine, Philosophy of Community and Place Peter Graham (Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Advisor)

94. Philosophy Links Page - School Of Humanities & Social Sciences Department of philosophy Staffordshire, England - BA, MA (modern Continental philosophy), MPhil, PhD http://www.staffs.ac.uk/philosophy

Welcome to the Philosophy Department! Quick Links Page Philosophy Home Page - an introduction to our activities and members of staff. General Introduction to Undergraduate Study Here and the Joint Honours degree in Philosophy Taught Postgraduate Study in Modern Continental Philosophy (Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, Master of Arts) Research Degrees (MPhil, PhD) in Philosophy Resources for Students -links, modules, guides to writing and studying philosophy. School Home Page University Home Page Welcome to all new students, and welcome back to all returning students!!! visitors since 11/03/03

95. Philosophy Fields of interest modern philosophy, British Empiricism. Jeffrey REID * Undergraduate Studies Supervisor Fields of interest Hegel, German Idealism, http://www.philosophy.uottawa.ca/prof1.html

About U of O Prospective Students Students Services ... Research Quick Picks InfoWeb Web-based E-mail Virtual Campus Library Network Apply Step by Step Campus Tours Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Payment of Fees Academic Careers Experts on Call Report to the Community Faculty of Arts About the Department Teaching Staff Programs and Courses ... What's new ? Regular Teaching Staff Hilliard ARONOVITCH Fields of interest: Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Social Sciences, Ethics Fields of interest: Medieval Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy, Metaphysics Catherine COLLOBERT Department Chair Fields of interest: Ancient Philosophy (Presocratics, Plato, Aristotle), Philosophy of the History of Philosophy, Ethics, Philosophy of Literature Denis DUMAS Graduate Studies Supervisor Fields of interest: German Philosophy, Contemporary European Philosophy, Environmental Philosophy Paul FORSTER Fields of interest: Epistemology, History of Analytical Philosophy

96. Jacques Maritain: Modern Philosophy In The Tradition Of St Thomas Aquinas Intellectual profile by E.J. Borich. http://www.ad2000.com.au/articles/1999/jul1999p13_332.html

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97. Maine State Spiritualist Association Of Churches The Spiritual nature of human kind brings forth the Science, philosophy and Religion of modern Spiritualism. http://members.tripod.com/mssac/spirit.htm

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98. Philosophy / Modern / Modern - Renaissance Era - EBSCO Book Services philosophy / modern / modern Renaissance Era - EBSCO Book Services Companion to Early modern philosophy Nadler, Steven M. ~ Hardcover ~ Blackwell http://www.ebscobooks.com/books/Categorybrowse.asp?ClassID=2800&ClassCode=PHI016

99. Tommaso Campanella Links to various resources on this thinker, and an online excerpt from Weber's History of philosophy. http://www.class.uidaho.edu/mickelsen/Campanella.htm

Tommaso Campanella The City of the Sun Secondary Source Material: Tommaso Campanella : Catholic Encyclopedia Tommaso Campanella : Weber - History of Philosophy Miscellanae: Biographical Information Readings in Modern Philosophy

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