Archive for April, 2009
Does anyone know the philosophy story of the village sacrificing a boy so he takes in all their suffering?
Sunday, April 26th, 2009Keith C asked:
There is a story I read a couple years ago in my philosophy: ethics class. There is a village, and in order for everyone to be happy, they sacrifice a boy (who takes in all their suffering) and keep him in a cage for his whole life until he dies. When he dies, they replace him with another. Anyone know the author and concept, keyword, or idea I can research this with?
There is a story I read a couple years ago in my philosophy: ethics class. There is a village, and in order for everyone to be happy, they sacrifice a boy (who takes in all their suffering) and keep him in a cage for his whole life until he dies. When he dies, they replace him with another. Anyone know the author and concept, keyword, or idea I can research this with?
How is this category (Philosophy) different from the others?
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
What comparisons and differences do you see in Carlos Castenedas philosophy?
Wednesday, April 15th, 2009Fred L asked:
And those of Eastern practices? When I first read the books I thought it was an originial philosophy. However I did notice some similarities … discuss.
And those of Eastern practices? When I first read the books I thought it was an originial philosophy. However I did notice some similarities … discuss.
Whether or not it was pure fiction, or if Don Juan Matus was real or fictional, I do admit the “character” of Don Juan was extremely entertaining. And for the first person who answered, do you have a web site where Castaneda admits it was fiction?
And those of Eastern practices? When I first read the books I thought it was an originial philosophy. However I did notice some similarities … discuss.
And those of Eastern practices? When I first read the books I thought it was an originial philosophy. However I did notice some similarities … discuss.
Whether or not it was pure fiction, or if Don Juan Matus was real or fictional, I do admit the “character” of Don Juan was extremely entertaining. And for the first person who answered, do you have a web site where Castaneda admits it was fiction?
I Really Need Someones Help With This Philosophy Assignment?
Tuesday, April 14th, 2009MiMi asked:
My instructor is of no help at all (online class) and I really REALLY need someone to help me please. Here is the topic:
My instructor is of no help at all (online class) and I really REALLY need someone to help me please. Here is the topic:
historical development of Continental philosophy’s existentialism and phenomenology as a response to Hegelian idealism. Pay special attention to the key contributors and principle issues of the time.
Is anyone willing to share their knowledge of philosophy with me?
Thursday, April 9th, 2009







