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    supported even further by existentialist philosophers. The term “worry” is also a term and idea that spread to others perceptions about anxiety‚ specifically to the philosopher Epicurius (341 BC to 270 BC) who founded the school of philosophy called Epicureanism. This school of thought was built around creating a happy life‚ which in this context meant to free the mind of

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    “His first words were a gasp‚ but audible. ‘-Calling an assembly’.” A good leader is someone who is fair‚ organized‚ can plan‚ has patience‚ and has stoicism. Ralph in Lord of the Flies by William Golding exemplifies these qualities of a leader. A leader is important because without them the group of boys may not have found each other in the beginning of the book and would not have worked together to make shelter and find food. Without a leader‚ assuming the boys still met‚ the group would have been

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    Book Review: The Swerve After the destruction of the Roman Empire‚ Europe lost its entire intellectual and cultural luster it once had. The illustrious works of literature sitting in public libraries all across Rome rotted away and burned to ashes. A millennium later book hunter Poggio Bracciolini enters a secluded monastic library hidden in the Alps and brings to life one of the greatest philosophical poems written to this day‚ Lucretius’s De Rerum Natura (On the Nature of Things). Stephen Greenblatt

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    Marcus Aurelius’s‚ Meditations‚ is a series of twelve books that record Aurelius’s private thoughts‚ which were written to himself for guidance and self-improvement. Meditations draws ideas from Stoicism‚ and at times Platonic thinking‚ and covers topics about life‚ suffering‚ and a man’s ethics. One of the ideas that Aurelius has is that we can avoid feeling negative feelings by changing our attitude towards any situation. Aurelius claims that “everything which happens‚ happens justly”. Basically

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    you are sleeping you can manipulate and control the experiences in your dream. Abilities unparalleled in reality. I will grant that this does not remove all possible skepticism but cracks the structure of his argument. The process if lucid dreaming takes practice and is not completely reliable‚ it does remove some of the skepticism regarding the dream argument. What shatters the argument is that we can also prove that our consciousness is actually connected to our physical brains. QUOTE‚ Science

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    Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT)‚ previously called rational therapy and rational emotive therapy‚ is an active-directive‚ comprehensive‚ philosophically and empirically based psychotherapy which focuses on resolving behavioral and emotional problems and disturbances and enabling people to lead happier and more fulfilling lives. REBT was created and developed by Albert Ellis-American psychotherapist and psychologist who was

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    In the world the views on Epistemology may seem unclear some believe in the idea of knowledge that is just known‚ Rationalism‚ and others may question the thought or idea of how does someone know for sure‚ Skepticism. Descartes made a strong case for the rational approach to knowledge‚ he had an intense desire to establish his beliefs on a foundation of absolute certainty to do this he then applied the method of rational doubt. He decided that if he found any reason to doubt a category or principle

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    philosophers on their journey for understanding. It seems that for as many instances of skeptical scenarios that have been proposed‚ counter theories have also risen. The argument against skepticism presented in this paper is called contextualism and in its varying forms‚ hopes to provide an answer to the issue of skepticism. However‚ this paper is not simply a recitation of contextualist ideas. It also seeks to show the analysis of the theory given by Richard Feldman. To begin‚ an understanding of basic

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    Descartes’ Second Meditation In Descartes’ Second Meditation the key philosophical idea of “I think‚ therefore I am” is introduced and thus begins a new age in western philosophy. Some of the arguments Descartes provide in order to support his claims are that in order to doubt anything‚ you must be able to think and if you think‚ you exist. Descartes brings up the point that there may be no physical world‚ along with that thought comes the doubt of anything else being real‚ which again

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    that wasn’t the sun showing to explain that the universe wasn’t in fact created by a god or designed in a manner to “please us human beings”. From this real example of disagreement occurring within the religious knowledge systems we can see how skepticism has only weakened and come to disprove the belief that god created the universe. It becomes difficult for religious knowledge systems to counter argue these claims due to their limitation of evidence they have access‚ for instance case Christians

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