CONTENTS. I. The Chárváka System II. The Bauddha System III. The Árhata or Jaina System IV. The Rámánuja System V. The Púrṇa-prajña System VI. The Nakulíśa-Páśupata System VII. The Śaiva System VIII. […]
What is Enlightenment:Immanuel Kant
If it is now asked whether we at present live in an enlightened age, the answer is: No, but we do live in an age of enlightenment
General Introduction to the Philosophy of History: Hegel
The very essence of spirit is action. It makes itself what it essentially is; it is its own product, its own work. Thus it becomes object of itself, thus it is presented to itself as an external existence. Likewise the spirit of a people: it is a definite spirit that builds itself up to an objective world. This world, then, stands and continues in its religion, its cult, its customs, its constitution and political laws, the whole scope of its institutions, its events and deeds.
Introduction to the History of Philosophy: Hegel
In the Christian religion the principle of which we speak has been rather expressed in the form of feeling and representation than articulated in the form of pure thought.What is essential in this story is that the tree from which Adam eats is the tree of the knowledge of good and evil; the rest is simply imaginary. The point at which we now stand is the result of all the work that has been done over a period Of 2300 years; it is what the World-Spirit has brought before itself in its thinking consciousness.
Philosophical Terms for Lawyer
Some basic vocabularies have been collected here, which a lawyer should know for mastering the art of argument.
