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This concept was used by many philosophers.
Many philosophers, because of the extreme perfection of heaven, called it the visible God.
And this is a matter as to which I think I differ from many philosophers.
I have known many philosophers who forgot their meals, and read a book when at last they did eat.
Time and eternity- the notion that affect many philosophers of antiquity and modernity.
Many philosophers endeavored to find a solution to the problem of death and to overcome death with various theories.
Denis Diderot- The philosopher has never killed any priests,whereas the priest has killed a great many philosophers.
Although sociology as an independent science took shape in 19c, many philosophers considered the same problems before that time.
Many philosophers, on the other hand, seem to me to have assumed that there is little or no doubt as to the correct analysis of such propositions;
I say this deliberately, in spite of the belief which many philosophers share with Kant, that his Critique of Pure Reason answered Hume.
Many philosophers and lay people alike find it awfully puzzling to answer the most important question in our life: Why are we here?
I say this deliberately, in spite of the belief which many philosophers share with Kant, that his Critique of Pure Reason answered Hume.
Many philosophers have denied the logical validity of such a transition from idea to factual existence, but this ontological argument is still discussed.
Logical positivism, a movement begun as a small circle which grew around the philosopher Moritz Schlick in Vienna,inspired many philosophers in the English speaking world from the 1930s through the 1950s.
For centuries, many philosophers and preachers, poets and writers, and even now, composers and singers are trying to understand what love is(love).
When it is objected that God is an incorporeal substance, Hobbes has two answers: first, that God is not an object of philosophy;second, that many philosophers have thought God corporeal.
The Purpose of Human Existence Many philosophers and lay people alike find it awfully puzzling to answer the most important question in our life: Why are we here?
The answer is that Hegel's influence has remained a most powerful force, in spiteof the fact that scientists never took him seriously, and that(apart from the'evolutionists'[6]) many philosophers are beginning to lose interest in him.
Many philosophers, analyzing the laws governing social life, establish an objective relationship between upbringing and the level of development of the productive forces of society.
Kant believed that this was the aim pursued by Plato in the Republic;from which we may see that Kant was one of the many philosophers who either were deceived by Plato or who idealized him by imputing to him their own humanitarian ideas.
Many philosophers are inclined to the idea that modern man in itself is already a nihilist to some extent, although the modern current of nihilism has already branched into other subspecies.
But if this is so, why worry any more about Hegel? the answer is that Hegel's influence has remaineda most powerful force, in spite of the fact that scientists never took him seriously, and that(aprat from the'evolutionists') many philosophers are beginning to lose interest in him.
Too many philosophers have neglected Schopenhauer's incessantly repeated warnings; they neglected them not so much at their own peril(they did not fare badly) as at the peril of those whom they taught, and at the peril of mankind.
Subjecting to the theoretical analysis of theconcept of mass consciousness about the meaning of life, many philosophers proceed from some unchanging human nature, constructing on this basis the ideal of man, in the attainment of which the meaning of life, the main purpose of human activity, is perceived.
Many philosophers throughout history had, arguably, been tempted to reduce two of these kinds of belief and knowledge to the other one: René Descartes and David Hume thought that the only knowledge that people start with is self-knowledge.
He developed an influential truth-conditional semantics, attacked the idea of mental events as governed by strict psychological laws, and rejected the conception of linguistic understanding as having to do with conventions or rules, concluding famously that"there is no such thing as a language,not if a language is anything like what many philosophers and linguists have supposed.
But many philosophers seem to me to have held a certain view with regard to the analysis of facts of class(a), which is such that, if it were true, there would be facts of another kind, which I should wish also to call"mental facts.".
He developed an influential truth-conditional semantics, attacked the idea of mental events as governed by strict psychological laws, and rejected the conception of linguistic understanding as having to do with conventions or rules, concluding famously that"there is no such thing as a language,not if a language is anything like what many philosophers and linguists have supposed. There is therefore no such thing to be learned, mastered, or born with.".
The demand raised by many philosophers that we should start with no assumption whatever and never assume anything about'sufficient reason', and even the weaker demand that we should start with a very small set of assumptions('categories'), are both in this form inconsistent.
Many philosophers have, I think, not only believed either that every physical fact is logically dependent upon some mental fact("physical fact" and"mental fact" being understood in the sense in which I am using these terms) or that every physical fact is causally dependent upon some mental fact, or both, but also that they themselves had good reason for these beliefs.