Taking philosophy seriously
Taking Philosophy Seriously initiates a meta-philosophical dialogue that challenges the division between academic and practical philosophy. In contradistinction to the perfectionist tradition of philosophy, it offers a melioristic view of philosophy that rethinks the approach to philosophy, reinvigo...
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| Language: | English |
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Newcastle upon Tyne
Cambridge Scholars Publishing,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Taking Philosophy Seriously
- Philosophers as Mentors and Apprentices: The Need for a Teacher
- Teaching Self Education
- Practical Philosophers, Some Antecedents: Hellenistic Philosophies as Problematic Antecedents
- Shaftesbury as a Practical Philosopher
- Kierkegaard as a Model for Practicing Philosophy
- Unduly Neglected Topics: Reviewing Spinoza's Ethics
- The Human Condition; Humor, Humiliation, and Humility
- Spirituality and Self-Integrity; Educating the Will
- Sexuality and the Practice of Philosophy
- Reconsidering Philosophical Practice's Means: Self Knowledge
- Intra-Personal Dialogue
- Inter-Personal Dialogue
- Rethinking Philosophical Practice's Tools: A Method; More Philosophy, Less Counseling
- Attaining the Good Life; Self-Change
- Problems and Benefits: Questionable Assumptions
- Philosophy's Gain
- Concluding Remarks