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1. The Theme of Existence in the Philosophy of Karl Jaspers. Onyenuru Okechukwu. P. (OP). Domincan Institute, Samanda, Ibadan, Nigeria. June, 2014. pauloke24@gmail.com. Introduction Out of the numerous species of life in the universe, humans are the only species that ask pertinent questions bothering on the meaning, value and goal of life.
The 4 core branches of philosophy. W hile philosophical inquiry can be (and has been) applied to virtually any subject, one traditional picture organizes philosophy into four core branches. These are the branches of epistemology (the study of knowledge), metaphysics (the study of reality), value theory (the study of ethics and values), and ...
22. Aug. 2006 · Thus, in order to take the idea of nonexistent objects seriously, one has to give up views held by important philosophers about the nature of existence and adopt the view that existence is some kind of predicate of individuals. This view entails, among other things, that to say, for instance, that some white elephants exist is to say that some white elephants have the property of existence (or ...
15. Apr. 2019 · Download Citation | On Apr 15, 2019, Jean Wahl published Philosophies of Existence: An Introduction to the Basic Thought of Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Jaspers, Marcel, Sartre | Find, read and cite ...
Philosophy courses help students to develop good logical and critical reasoning skills, expose hidden preconceptions, encourage open debate and independent thought, and provide opportunity to apply valuable insights gained to contemporary life. Major sub-fields of philosophy include metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, political ...
Existenz. Das Wort Existenz ( lateinisch existentia „Bestehen, Dasein“) bezeichnet in der Philosophie das Vorhandensein eines Dinges ohne nähere Bestimmung, ob es sich um einen materiellen oder ideellen Gegenstand handelt. In der Existenzphilosophie und im Existentialismus wird der Begriff oft synonym für „menschliches Dasein “ gebraucht.
This chapter discusses Karl Jaspers' philosophy of existence, explaining Jaspers' concept of philosophy and his concept of death. There are four elements in Jaspers' metaphysical construction of the human being and these include Dasein or existence, consciousness-as-such, spirit and Existenz. Jaspers' existential concept of death is centred on ...
