Why Study Philosophy?

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Filip Niklas

Filip Niklas

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I offer five reasons for why anyone should study philosophy.
What do you think? Do you agree, or disagree, with the reasons I've given? Why/why not? Are there better reasons out there?
#whyphilosophy #wisdom #truth
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@telosbound
@telosbound Жыл бұрын
Very amazing video!! I’m gonna send this video whenever someone asks me this 😂
@O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel
@O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel Жыл бұрын
This was excellent, and I agree with Trey: I will certainly send people to this video who are wondering about “Why study philosophy?” Philosophy trains us to respond “to the summons of wonder” (excellent phrase), to be disciplined thinkers, to fight ideology, and to indeed exercise a potentially limitless enjoyment that only gets better with practice (I love how you explained that). The way you closed elaborating on “knowing yourself” was also grand, and I love how you made a point to say it wasn’t the same as “biographical knowing.” Really great work, Dr. Niklas!
@filipniklas
@filipniklas Жыл бұрын
Thank you Daniel, or is it Michelle? I never know which half of OG Rose I'm dealing with :) Regardless, you're very generous with your words. Yes, and the last point is something that really fills me all with awe, and I don't think I explained it well enough in the video, and likely I couldn't even after 77 more attempts... what is this being, this logos, that we all take part in, allows us to think, allows universal truths to be discovered (and made?). We strive to give accounts of it, to build coherence and soundness, and at the end, is not the self-thinking itself we are after (the contemporary fascination of AI is only a hint of this)? But at that point, we are there for it as much as it is there for us. I'm reminded of how Rilke characterizes God in the Book of Hours. Not as father, but as child. Suddenly, the divine is the most vulnerable and the stewardship falls on us to cultivate and fascilitate its well-being.
@O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel
@O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel Жыл бұрын
@@filipniklas We like to be esoteric and confusing at O.G. Rose, don’t we? Generally, KZfaq and Twitter is me, while Michelle is Instagram and Anchor (and we randomly remember Facebook exists). You did a marvelous job of making the idea of “know yourself” mysterious and wonder-full again: it’s an idea that’s commonly discussed to the point where it has become trite, but you managed to communicate the depths of the notion. Michelle and I love Rilke, and that is an excellent connection to the Book of Hours: indeed, there is something about philosophy that calls us to consider God as child and us as thus summoned to respond.
@exploring2041
@exploring2041 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful video Filip!👍👍👍 I Just rethink about the startpoint of Hegel's phenomenology of Geist.(I use Inwood translation ). For Hegel,the startpoint is very important,In the Introduction of PHG,he give the abstract determination of Knowledge/knowing,The consciousness toward something that is for consciousness,and the relationship between them is Knowledge/Knowing,and the being in itself of something is Truth(82 of Inwood translation) So my understand is that sence certainty is the immediate form of this abstract determination.Well...I don't know I am right or not,but I think this can make PHG also presuppositionless like Science of Logic
@filipniklas
@filipniklas Жыл бұрын
Thanks for your kind words, Exploring, and for your rich and interesting comment. Well, why think of knowing as something merely abstract? When you touch the surface of the table, or the see the cup before you, or infer that there are laws of nature determining these objects--isn't that knowledge too? But these scenarios are not so abstract? I don't think the PhG is presuppositionless since it takes its starting point from consciousness, which begins from a subject-object distinction. For true presuppositionlessness, such a distinction cannot come into play. If you want to study the PhG in detail, I will teach a course on it in autumn. You can find information here: www.halkyonguild.org/
@exploring2041
@exploring2041 Жыл бұрын
@@filipniklas Thanks for your comments ✌ I will check the classes,It must be helpful and interesting. So Sense certainty Is the immediate form of Subject - object distinction. I am watching your video about Neccarity.I think this part is the most important part in SOL.After this part,SOL will go into Concept which is core of Hegelian system.Your video is clear and helpful.I will suggest your channel to philosophy - love friends.
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