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Nietzsche
- Nietzsche
Description
Nietzsche proclaimed that, "God is dead." His cure was to live life knowing there is no ultimate meaning. Kierkegaard emphasized a worldview based on true faith.
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Stages
- Stages
Description
Ideally, Marxism begins with class struggle, then revolution, dictatorship of the proletariat, withering away of the state, and a utopian classless society.
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Faces
- Faces
Description
Discussion of four faces of Marxism.
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Hegel
- Hegel
Description
The dialectic is a central idea in Hegel's philosophy.
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Postmodernism
- Postmodernism
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Similarities between Kant's ideas and postmodernism.
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Two Worlds
- Two Worlds
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Kants two worlds are the phenomenal world and the noumenal world.
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Response
- Response
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Discussion of criticisms and questions about Kant's ideas.
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Understanding
- Understanding
Description
Kant argued that moral requirements are based on a standard of rationality he dubbed the “Categorical Imperative."
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Modern
- Modern
Description
The rationalists and empiricists set the stage for Kant and other philosophers of the modern era.
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Arguments
- Arguments
Description
Aquinas attempts to prove God's existence.
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