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  • Felsefe İle Psikolojinin Harmanı by GzmGKMN1
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    Gerçek olmayanın yanında gerçek olan da hayal edilebilir. Hayaller de insan zihninde belli bir yeri kaplar ve kendisine ait hafıza çekmesi oluşturur. Bu çekmeceden aslında hiç var olmayan, sadece hayal ettiğiniz bir olayı ve bir şeyi düşünerek hazırlayabilirsiniz.
  • The Death of Me by RaniduSilva
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    The one certainty in life is that everyone meets death. When you do meet death, what would you ask him? Would he respond? Can he answer questions about life that has haunted us for millennia? But more importantly, can he laugh or cry? and what would it take?
  • The Selections from the Principles of Philosophy by gutenberg
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  • Dragon wonders by ellierocks168
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  • Matrix by AnthonyJohnson317
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  • A Dream A Nite by eliedralin
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    A poem
  • MATRIX by eliedralin
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    What The Matrix is
  • An Essay on the Philosophical Differences Between Rene Descartes and John Locke by MadMindofMartsching
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    While in college I had a friend who was struggling in philosophy, and asked me for help. I gradually just took it over (yes I know I'm not supposed to do that, but I really like the subject, she was really struggling, and I'm kinda picky). Anyway, I decided to keep copies of the essays (I mean, I did put a lot of work into them), she passed the class, and we all went home happy. This essay is on the differing viewpoint of Rene Descartes and John Locke, and also covers the mindset that the general mainstream society has adopted today.
  • Res Cogitans by HerHealthyEgo
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    "In the long history of humankind (and animalkind) those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed." -Charles Darwin
  • EPIGRAMS:  21st Century by lulla_lines
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    Proverbs realized by a 21st Century woman during her journey in life, as well as observations on other people's stupidity regardless of age and mindset.
  • DESCARTES by straylilkiddo
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    "He just woke up knowing nothing, even his name, then he was accused of killing someone, someone dear to him." Short story I made years ago, I just edited some parts and tried to publish due to the demands of my friends lol , enjoy!
  • PHILOA PERSOA by NassimDjebaili
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    Nous mettons souvent les philosophes dans un pied d'éstale, on les traitent comme des êtres divins tirés d'une mythologie spirituelle enveloppée d'un nuage de mystère opaque. Mais en faisant cela, on se tirent une balle dans le pied, car a travers cela on se restreint l'accès a la philosophie qui est, indépendamment de nos a priori, ancrée profondément dans notre nature humaine, on peut même dire qu'elle est en elle même la personnification métaphysique de cette nature , car ce qui nous différencie des autres animaux c'est justement la réflexion philosophique que l'on porte sur le monde qui nous entoure. Et c'est cette réflexion qui nous a mené a nous imposer une éthique et une morale , et même a nous crée des religions, qui sont des spécificités purement trouvables que chez l'humain. nous sommes donc humain justement car nous somme capable de philosopher. Chaque humain qui se donne la peine de réfléchir a la nature du monde et de l'existence fait travailler sa capacité naturelle et innée a philosopher , et c'est cet effort intellectuel qui fait de lui un philosophe, ni plus ni moins. Je m'affirme donc en partant de ce principe comme étant philosophe, et je vous partage mes pensées quotidiennes tout en vous ouvrant la possibilité de débattre et d'enrichir votre ouverture d'esprit et vos connaissances, et peut être même briser ce potentiel complexe que vous avez de la philosophie.
  • The Tundra by Charles534637
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    A man haunted by his past walks through an empty tundra. His thoughts turn to the philosophical, causing him to feel like he's going insane.