Redpath on the Nature of Philosophy

Redpath on the Nature of Philosophy

In this article the author discusses Peter A. Redpath’s understanding of the nature of philosophy and his account of how erroneous understandings of philosophy have led to the decline of the West and to the separation of philosophy from modern science and modern science from wisdom. Following Aristo...

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Main Author: Robert A. Delfino
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: International Étienne Gilson Society 2016-03-01
Series:Studia Gilsoniana
Subjects:
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
Peter Redpath
Armand Maurer
philosophy
science
modern science
theoretical science
practical science
wisdom
wonder
fear
hope
first principle
sense realism
common sense
faculty psychology
problem of the one and the many
cause
universals
abstraction
formal object
method
demonstration
experimentation
aim
virtue
vice
happiness
habit
substance
genus
proximate subject
necessary properties
per se effects
incidental properties
accidents
existence
metaphysics
mathematics
natural philosophy
geometry
biology
medicine
logic
nominalism
William of Ockham
René Descartes
idealism
system
universal doubt
utopian socialism
decline of the West
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