Hume, of personal identity

Hume believes that the “self” is an illusion and fiction. He has stated that “I may venture to affirm of the rest of mankind, that they are nothing but a bundle or collection of different perceptions, which succeed each other with an inconceivable rapidity, and are in a perpetual flux and movement.”. He is saying,Continue reading “Hume, of personal identity”

Descartes, Meditation on first Philosophy 2 Nature of the mind

The “Cogito” is the fact that I am acknowledging that I am a being because I am able to think. The saying “I think therefore I am” refers to this idea of cogito because we are not sure we are dreaming and may not be a person. It could be an illusion as we areContinue reading “Descartes, Meditation on first Philosophy 2 Nature of the mind”

Descartes, Meditation of first Philosophy

First Descartes discovers that he has many false beliefs and sets out to find a way to ensure he has research to be true. He has stated that he has been tricked by his own senses and cannot trust his own senses and chooses to get rid of any sensory beliefs he has. In paragraphContinue reading “Descartes, Meditation of first Philosophy”

Tolstoy “What is Art”

The way Tolstoy defines infectiousness as a standard for art is the amount the artist puts in the time, emotion, and the connection to his art form. Tolstoy says the more the artist isn’t using emotion and feeling to get the attention of others it doesn’t define itself as art. The more he uses (infectiousness)Continue reading “Tolstoy “What is Art””

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