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Q&A: How did the administrative systems of the colonial powers reflect the general philosophy of colonialism in 19c?

January 14, 2012
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Q&A: How did the administrative systems of the colonial powers reflect the general philosophy of colonialism in 19c?

Image by drtchock Question by boredom is boring: How did the administrative systems of the colonial powers reflect the general philosophy of colonialism in 19c? This is the second half of the full question (What types of administrative systems did the various colonial powers establish in their colonies, and how did these systems reflect the general philosophy of colonialism)...

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Is there any relationship or related thing between being a critic and philosophy thinker?

January 8, 2012
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Question by SiZe: Is there any relationship or related thing between being a critic and philosophy thinker? being critic requires thinking, and philosophy is to use your mind and think, what to do you see? Thank you. Best answer: Answer by eric hi think philosophy is all about questioning everything and pondering on it, a critic questions things but...

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What is the difference between an existentialist and an essentialist in Western Philosophy?

December 26, 2011
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What is the difference between an existentialist and an essentialist in Western Philosophy?

Image by mikecogh Question by Jill S: What is the difference between an existentialist and an essentialist in Western Philosophy? I need to know this difference for one of my essay questions in philosophy. If anyone could help me better understand the similarities and differences between the two, that’d be REALLY helpful. Best answer: Answer by Blue HippieThinking too...

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Q&A: Philosophy. How can I think positive when most of the things in my life have led me to think negatively?

December 20, 2011
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Q&A: Philosophy. How can I think positive when most of the things in my life have led me to think negatively?

Image by dumbledad Question by lisa lang: Philosophy. How can I think positive when most of the things in my life have led me to think negatively? My psychologist/psychiatrists believe that it is genetic, but I think it is all a coincidence. Some days I am fine and other days I get tired of this world. I am a...

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Embracing a Personal Philosophy of Activity

December 19, 2011
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Embracing a Personal Philosophy of Activity

Image by liquidindian Article by Dan Snow Today, I want to talk about how important I believe it is for us as internet marketers to embrace a personal philosophy of activity. What I mean is: we need to ensure that we are making progress with our business each and every day. In today’s internet age, it’s very easy to...

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What are the greatest books on philosophy?

December 18, 2011
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Question by Ire: What are the greatest books on philosophy? So I’m looking for a couple of philosophy books that can really help me deal with life’s problems. I’ve read the stoic works by Marcus Aurelius and Seneca, any other suggestions? I’m not looking for some sappy self help titles, but some philosophical masterworks that gives a guide to...

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What is a Philosophy Which Promotes Being Subjective?

December 4, 2011
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Question by : What is a Philosophy Which Promotes Being Subjective? A philosophy wihc promotes being subjective since the difference between beign human and just a macine is that humans have emotion. Because we are human, we are not perfect. A philosophy which focuses on the imperfections being the greatest thing. Someting which involves caring for those closes to...

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How do I answer conundrums of philosophy, like “What is beauty?”?

November 30, 2011
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Question by Dell: How do I answer conundrums of philosophy, like “What is beauty?”? Hey look buddies, I’m an engineer, which means I solve problems. But lately people have been asking me questions like “What is beauty?”, which falls within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy. Maybe you can help me? Best answer: Answer by AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!Beauty (n): the...

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Western Dental Philosophy is Constantly Evolving

November 28, 2011
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Western Dental Philosophy is Constantly Evolving

Image by tkerpe Gone are the days when we only went to the dentist when we got a toothache, and usually that visit would lead to having the offending tooth pulled. Fillings, dentures and implants were either, ineffective, uncomfortable or not available. Dentists now tell us that the acids in fruit juices, and not just the sugary snacks have...

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What are some human service careers one can go into with a philosophy degree?

November 28, 2011
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What are some human service careers one can go into with a philosophy degree?

Image by thewind Question by Firework: What are some human service careers one can go into with a philosophy degree? I would enjoy a bachelors in philosophy, but I want to be able to make a positive impact and I want financial security. For this reason, I am considering a more practical degree. I would be interested in going...

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How do you know which econmic philosophy to buy into?

November 27, 2011
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How do you know which econmic philosophy to buy into?

Image by Kuranes Question by avarindy: How do you know which econmic philosophy to buy into? For example conservatives say, low taxes increases government revenue and so many economist say that that is false, but at the same time, so many economist say the democratic philosophy high taxes increasing government revenue is false. When both sides have pretty much...

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CRM Definition: Customer-centered Philosophy

November 20, 2011
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CRM Definition: Customer-centered Philosophy

Image by Multitude Article by Nahshon Wingard Customer Relationship Management, or CRM, is given several meanings, but the CRM definition does not stray from a customer-centered philosophy. The customer is king; therefore, all information that may improve or personalize customer relationship, retain continued patronage, and obtain new customers is crucial in all aspects of business operations, from back to...

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How do I go about studying Philosophy from home?

November 18, 2011
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How do I go about studying Philosophy from home?

Image by rosmary Question by Nothing’s Forever: How do I go about studying Philosophy from home? I’m 25 and I’m already pursuing a career in Web Design. But I’m very much interested in studying philosophy, but I just can’t go back to university at this stage in my life to do a PPE degree. Would I just go about...

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How is humanism a good philosophy for schools today?

November 16, 2011
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How is humanism a good philosophy for schools today?

Image by tkerpe Question by ❤drop❤the❤bass❤: How is humanism a good philosophy for schools today? How is humanism a good philosophy for schools today? How would/does humanism affect education? Best answer: Answer by Bill1. It doesn’t. An emphasis on Greco-romanism doesn’t really help kids learn. I think you are talking about the secular part of humanism. That is good...

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What is the exact definition of philosophy?

November 7, 2011
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Question by Marina: What is the exact definition of philosophy? I really like philosophy, but what is a exact non-complicated definition for it? Best answer: Answer by Anestiesemantically, it’s the love of wisdom. this is as uncomplicated as one can go giving a definition of philosophy. to me personally, it’s the reification of imagination. Give your answer to this...

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Q&A: is it possible to develop a useful environmental philosophy when considering only one perspective?

November 7, 2011
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Question by patzky99: is it possible to develop a useful environmental philosophy when considering only one perspective? can a philosophy or strategy be truly useful if it doesn’t consider other points of view? or will it be cast into the landfill among the heaps of good intentions? make it better: HOW could your own environmental philosophy be adjusted (and...

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Q&A: What does Averroes recommend regarding the use of pagan philosophy?

November 3, 2011
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Q&A: What does Averroes recommend regarding the use of pagan philosophy?

Image by unwiredben Question by Mandina: What does Averroes recommend regarding the use of pagan philosophy? My professor gave us this question claiming that once we knew the answer then the essay question (What happens if knowledge acquired through use of natural reason and philosophy seems to contradict the truth of scripture?) will be easy to answer. However, I...

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Second Commentary on Philosophy of the Economy

November 1, 2011
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Second Commentary on Philosophy of the Economy

Image by Sean MacEntee Monetary and Fiscal Policies; Main differences of the Marketizm’s Monetary and Fiscal Policies and the current ones from a Macroeconomic prospective are the ways the Monetary and Fiscal balances are achieved: when the currently used balances are based on a cash method: Income to Expenses; the new ones add on an accrual method: Equity to...

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