Главная
Study mode:
on
1
Introduction
2
Examples of Questions
3
What Makes Philosophy Philosophical
4
Deep Questions
5
Empirical Questions
6
NonEmpirical Questions
7
Mathematical Geometric Questions
8
What is Philosophy
9
Argument
10
Controversial
11
Rational Argument
12
GMAT
13
LSAT
14
GRE
15
GRE Writing
16
GRE Quantitative
17
GRE Composite
18
Salary Comparison
19
Why One Should Study
Description:
Explore the fundamental nature of philosophy in this 51-minute video lecture designed for college students and their families. Delve into deep, non-empirical questions that distinguish philosophical inquiry from other disciplines. Learn about the importance of rational argument in philosophy and how it relates to standardized tests like the GMAT, LSAT, and GRE. Discover the practical benefits of studying philosophy, including its impact on critical thinking skills and potential career outcomes. Gain a comprehensive understanding of what makes a question philosophical and why pursuing this field of study can be valuable for personal and professional development.

What Is Philosophy?

Jeffrey Kaplan
Add to list
0:00 / 0:00