#analytic philosophy

[maddiviner]

Seen on Facebook. Seems on point. Though, TBF, what do I even know? I’m just a former future philosopher.

#philosophy #continental philosophy #analytic philosophy #this is a shitpost #please don’t freak out #I’m truly sorry #funposting #eliza.txt

[onsecondandfirstplace]

when you remember that whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent

#me everyday unironically #he would absolutely despise me #ludwig wittgenstein #Wittgenstein #analytic philosophy #philosophy memes #philosphy meme #academia #20th century philosophy #philosophy of language #bertrand russell #dark academia #3 am thoughts #tractatus logico philosophicus

[blueheartbookclub]

Delving into the Depths of Thought: A Review of "The Problems of Philosophy" by Bertrand Russell

Bertrand Russell's "The Problems of Philosophy" stands as a timeless exploration of some of the most fundamental questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. In this concise yet profound work, Russell embarks on a journey to unravel the mysteries of existence, knowledge, and reality, offering readers a thought-provoking introduction to the field of philosophy.

At the heart of Russell's inquiry lies the quest for knowledge and understanding. Through clear and accessible prose, he tackles age-old questions such as the nature of reality, the existence of an external world, and the limits of human perception. Drawing on insights from logic, mathematics, and the natural sciences, Russell challenges readers to critically examine their assumptions and beliefs, encouraging them to engage in rational inquiry and intellectual curiosity.

One of the key strengths of "The Problems of Philosophy" is Russell's ability to distill complex philosophical concepts into digestible and engaging discussions. Whether discussing the nature of space and time, the concept of truth, or the problem of induction, Russell presents ideas with clarity and precision, making them accessible to readers of all backgrounds. His use of concrete examples and thought experiments helps to illuminate abstract concepts, allowing readers to grasp the underlying principles more easily.

Moreover, Russell's work is not merely an intellectual exercise but also a call to action. Throughout the book, he emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and skepticism, urging readers to question authority and think for themselves. By encouraging a spirit of open-minded inquiry, Russell empowers readers to challenge received wisdom and explore alternative perspectives, fostering intellectual independence and freedom of thought.

In addition to its philosophical insights, "The Problems of Philosophy" also offers a historical perspective on the development of philosophical thought. Russell traces the evolution of philosophical ideas from ancient times to the modern era, highlighting key figures and movements that have shaped the discipline. By situating philosophical problems within their historical context, Russell provides readers with a deeper appreciation for the ongoing dialogue that has characterized philosophical inquiry throughout history.

Overall, "The Problems of Philosophy" is a timeless classic that continues to inspire and provoke readers with its profound insights and thought-provoking questions. Russell's lucid prose, rigorous analysis, and commitment to intellectual honesty make this book a must-read for anyone interested in philosophy, logic, or the pursuit of knowledge. In a world filled with uncertainty and confusion, Russell's work serves as a beacon of clarity and reason, guiding readers on a journey of philosophical discovery and self-reflection.

Bertrand Russell's "The Problems of Philosophy" is available in Amazon in paperback 12.99$ and hardcover 18.99$ editions.

Number of pages: 146

Language: English

Rating: 9/10                                           

Link of the book!

Review By: King's Cat

#The Problems of Philosophy #Bertrand Russell #Philosophy #Epistemology #Metaphysics #Logic #Rational inquiry #Skepticism #Knowledge #Reality #Perception #Truth #Existence #Mind-body problem #Perception vs reality #Empiricism #Rationalism #Skeptical doubt #Critical thinking #Analytic philosophy #Conceptual analysis #Idealism #Materialism #Phenomenology #Pragmatism #Abstract concepts #Thought experiments #Epistemic justification #Philosophy of language #Philosophy of science

[theidealistphilosophy]

Intuition is a perception by ways or means of the unconscious.

Carl G. Jung, Interviews.

#philosophy tumblr #philoblr #analytic philosophy #analytic psychology #psychoanalysis #philosopher #psychologist #carl jung #depth psychology #perception #intuition #unconscious #consciousness #dark academia #life quotes

[spikybanana]

Wittgenstein:

Ramsey:

Wittgenstein:

Ramsey:

Wittgenstein: ...

Wittgenstein: okay.

#philosophy #incorrect philosophy #philosophy shitpost #wittgenstein #frank ramsey #ludwig wittgenstein #philosophy of language #analytic philosophy

[catliketread]

- James D. Carney, “Wittgenstein's Theory of Picture Representation,” The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Volume 40, Issue 2, 1981

#Wittgenstein #ludwig wittgenstein #James D. Carney #picture representation #cats #cats on mats #the cat sat on the mat #philosophy #analytic philosophy #diagrams #resemblance #representation #symbols #cat philosophy #cats and philosophy #philosophy and cats #philosophy of cats #mat philosophy #mats and philosophy #philosophy and mats #philosophy of mats #aesthetics #art criticism #The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism

[emperornorton47]

#philosophy #Abbreviations #Texting abbreviations #Analytic philosophy #Humor #Meme

[sharans-math-science-dump]

When I was fresh out of school, very shortly after I finished my IB exams - it was a sign that I could release my pent-up demand for reading, something that I had kept plugged in the months leading up to my IBs. I borrowed a lot of books from the library in the first few weeks after my exams, most of them being science-fiction, Marvel/DC comics, and the very occasional math/physics book that wasn’t just your average pop-science dreck. But I’d been bitten by the philosophy bug, and one of my first serious pieces of reading was an introduction to Bertrand Russell’s thought. I took copious notes between 19 and 23 November, 2020. I was initially planning on covering all the chapters, from logic to metaphysics and epistemology, but I lost steam after covering Russell’s and Whitehead’s Principia Mathematica, and their developments in logic. 

Here’s my first page of notes on Russell and Whitehead’s “no-classes” theory of classes, which I think also serves as a good introduction to first-order logic. It’s definitely insightful, as the set theory taught in school, I’m afraid to say, seems to mostly consist of Venn diagrams and word problems, which in the end has little truly mathematical content, and therefore goes into the theory of sets in a very naive way (e.g without going into Russell’s paradox, etc.). I’ll be posting more on the Principia Mathematica in the coming days, together with notes entwined with my own readings in later philosophy of mathematics and logic.

#mathematics #logic #mathblr #studyblr #philosophy #analytic philosophy #bertrand russell #afred north whitehead

[raglanphd]

#daniel dennett #philosophy memes #philosophy of mind #analytic philosophy #behaviorism #psychology #computationalism #philosophy #new atheism

[blueheartbooks]

Delving into the Depths of Thought: A Review of "The Problems of Philosophy" by Bertrand Russell

Bertrand Russell's "The Problems of Philosophy" stands as a timeless exploration of some of the most fundamental questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. In this concise yet profound work, Russell embarks on a journey to unravel the mysteries of existence, knowledge, and reality, offering readers a thought-provoking introduction to the field of philosophy.

At the heart of Russell's inquiry lies the quest for knowledge and understanding. Through clear and accessible prose, he tackles age-old questions such as the nature of reality, the existence of an external world, and the limits of human perception. Drawing on insights from logic, mathematics, and the natural sciences, Russell challenges readers to critically examine their assumptions and beliefs, encouraging them to engage in rational inquiry and intellectual curiosity.

One of the key strengths of "The Problems of Philosophy" is Russell's ability to distill complex philosophical concepts into digestible and engaging discussions. Whether discussing the nature of space and time, the concept of truth, or the problem of induction, Russell presents ideas with clarity and precision, making them accessible to readers of all backgrounds. His use of concrete examples and thought experiments helps to illuminate abstract concepts, allowing readers to grasp the underlying principles more easily.

Moreover, Russell's work is not merely an intellectual exercise but also a call to action. Throughout the book, he emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and skepticism, urging readers to question authority and think for themselves. By encouraging a spirit of open-minded inquiry, Russell empowers readers to challenge received wisdom and explore alternative perspectives, fostering intellectual independence and freedom of thought.

In addition to its philosophical insights, "The Problems of Philosophy" also offers a historical perspective on the development of philosophical thought. Russell traces the evolution of philosophical ideas from ancient times to the modern era, highlighting key figures and movements that have shaped the discipline. By situating philosophical problems within their historical context, Russell provides readers with a deeper appreciation for the ongoing dialogue that has characterized philosophical inquiry throughout history.

Overall, "The Problems of Philosophy" is a timeless classic that continues to inspire and provoke readers with its profound insights and thought-provoking questions. Russell's lucid prose, rigorous analysis, and commitment to intellectual honesty make this book a must-read for anyone interested in philosophy, logic, or the pursuit of knowledge. In a world filled with uncertainty and confusion, Russell's work serves as a beacon of clarity and reason, guiding readers on a journey of philosophical discovery and self-reflection.

Bertrand Russell's "The Problems of Philosophy" is available in Amazon in paperback 12.99$ and hardcover 18.99$ editions.

Number of pages: 146

Language: English

Rating: 9/10                                           

Link of the book!

Review By: King's Cat

#The Problems of Philosophy #Bertrand Russell #Philosophy #Epistemology #Metaphysics #Logic #Rational inquiry #Skepticism #Knowledge #Reality #Perception #Truth #Existence #Mind-body problem #Perception vs reality #Empiricism #Rationalism #Skeptical doubt #Critical thinking #Analytic philosophy #Conceptual analysis #Idealism #Materialism #Phenomenology #Pragmatism #Abstract concepts #Thought experiments #Epistemic justification #Philosophy of language #Philosophy of science

[maddiviner]

#no regrets #philosophy #philoblr #continental philosophy #studyblr #analytic philosophy #eliza.txt #funposting #from twitter

[onsecondandfirstplace]

I really feel for Bertrand Russell, being Wittgenstein’s teacher must have been traumatizing

#frege really saw Wittgenstein and was like nah i am not doing that let’s send him to Russell #and i mean Russell loved him but also Wittgenstein was insufferable #ludwig wittgenstein #Wittgenstein #bertrand russell #analytic philosophy #20th century philosophy #philosophy shitpost #philosophy #philosophy memes #dark academia #academia

[theidealistphilosophy]

Language is the house of Being.

Martin Heidegger, Source Unlisted.

#philosophy tumblr #philoblr #german philology #philosopher #heidegger #analytic philosophy #language #dasein #being and nothingness #linguistics #dark academia #life quotes

[spikybanana]

*on a cycle of every couple hundred years or so*

philosopher: look at this new shiny thing I made!

philosopher:

philosopher: sorry turns out that was copyrighted by the Greeks. also it doesn't work

philosopher: so I think we should all give up, actually. who needs to think lol

philosopher:

philosopher: okay but actually-

*rinse and repeat*

#philosophy #incorrect philosophy #fake philosophy #philosophy shitpost #they're all awful do they ever do anything #analytic philosophy

[footnotes-2-plato]

Audio of my Whitehead Conference presentation at Munich School of Philosophy

This talk was delivered on July 29th, 2023 at 4:30pm at the Munich School of Philosophy. Thanks to Godehard Brüntrup for chairing the session. You can find the paper I am summarizing here: “Whitehead’s Philosophy of Organism: Turning Idealism Inside Out“

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#Absolute Idealism #analytic philosophy #Process philosophy #Youtube

[eldestvirtuevic]

I find Quinean ontological realists mildly disturbing. I mean why are you making such a big deal out of existence of chairs?

#philosophy #analytic philosophy #ontology