Okay. Those are his analysis tests to come up with his theory on perception. Semantics (the meaning we attribute to what we perceive), the epistemic v...
Hello. Your existential crisis is a very common experience. So, this is absolutely real and understandable. First things first. Don't worry about stud...
For one thing, Schopenhauer's argument for morals cites suffering as a condition of humanity. I'd say, he is using a fact that there is suffering. (Th...
The values are vigorously argued, however. A valid argument is what's common among these disciplines. They make use of facts to support their argument...
No you did not say self. It was an implication from C's post and yours. It is relevant in the exchanges between you and C. You certainly missed the ph...
Yes. The sense of self is a "modern" notion. Believe it or not, "self" did not exist in the cerebral happenings of humans in the primitive era. This i...
This is understandably a concern. I wouldn't use the word either. If we apply the problem philosophically, perhaps we can look at metaphorical and ana...
I don't have a book reference -- I actually lost my collection of books, which I intend to replace once I get the time and motivation. But the one thi...
I was joining you in your declaration of nonsense, not fighting against you. Too bad you missed that sarcasm against Husserl. Or was it my fault? :) S...
And just so you know, Husserl, if I was reading it correctly, believes that the existence of objects is a necessity. Why would he say something like t...
Then, are you an observer or the perceiver? Mental states, as a phenomena, are supposed to be latent (in philosophical term) to the perceiver, but an ...
No it isn't. In fact this would fall under JS Mill's harm principle. Spreading lies which harm others is an offense. We have a legal name for it if di...
In a collective mind, there would be. But the OP is talking about a single individual with no prior or current connection to another human or any livi...
She would be fine if she had innate skills to fend for herself. But as far as seeking another "human" or a male partner, or even knowing she could car...
Good question. I don't think the way to argue about phenomenology's idealism is to disprove it. Nor is it reasonable to do so in favor of materialism....
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