History and problems of philosophy

• Plato and Aristotle: suffixes; Matter; Size and shape; Causal expression; Reality and possibility.
• Argumentism (Dekart, Spinoza, Leibniz): Dekart’s method and unquestioned knowledge; Substance; Divine; Mind-body dualism; Determinism and freedom.
• Indriyanubhav (Locke, Berkeley, Hume); theory of knowledge; Matter and quality; Soul and the divine; Skepticism.
• Kant: Possibility of Synthetic Prediction Decision; Dik and kaal; Kautis / options / substances; Argumentative suffix; Prohibition; Metaphysics of the evidence of the existence of God.
• Hegel: dialectical system; Paramatman
• Moore, Russell and predecessor Wittgenstein; Garnishment / support of common sense; Refutation of suffixism; Logical atomism; Logical design; Imperfect symbol; Picture theory of meaning; Exposition and performance.
• Logical positivism; Validation theory of meaning; Rejection of metaphysics; Linguistic principle of compulsory redemption.
• The later Wittgenstein: meaning and experiment; Language games; Personal / personal language theory.
• Histology (Herschel); system; Abstract theory; Avoidance of psychopathology.
• Existentialism (Kirkegaard, Sartre, Heidegger); Existence and essence; Selection, responsibility and authentic existence; Vishwanisat and Calcutta.
• Quine and Strausson: The Metaphysics of Industrious Experiences; Principle of origin, specific and person.
• Charvaka: Principle of knowledge; Rejection of psychic elements.
• Jainadarshan sect; Principle of power; Saptabhangi justice; Bondage and Liberation.
• Buddhist philosophy; Counterproduction; Transcendentalism, Naturalism.
• Justification: The Theory of Matter; Theory of appearance; Salutation theory; Soul, liberation; Divine; Salutes to the existence of the divine; Theory of Transaction, Atomicistic Theory of Creation.
• Sankhya nature; Male; Business sense; Freedom.
• Yoga: mind; Mood; Tribulation; Samadhi; Cavalry
• Epistemology; theory of knowledge.
• Vedanta sect: Brahman; God; Atman; Organism; The world; Love; Avidya; Study; Salvation; Unparalleled accomplishment; Fivefold.
• Arvind: Development, Development; Complete sum.

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• Social and political ideals; Equality, justice, freedom.
• Sovereignty: Austin, Bodo, Laski, Kautilya.
• Person and State: Rights; Duties and Responsibilities.
• Types of Governance: Monarchy; Theocracy and democracy.
• Political ideologies; Anarchism; Marxism and Socialism.
• Humanism; secularism; Multiculturalism.
• Crime and punishment: corruption, widespread violence, genocide, capital punishment.
• Development and social progress.
• Gender Discrimination: Feticide, Land and Property Rights; Empowerment.
• Caste distinction: Gandhi and Ambedkar.

Religious philosophy

• Belief of God: quality; Relation to man and the world (Indian and Western).
• Evidence and existence of God (Indian and Western).
• Inauspicious problem.
• Soul: immortality; Rebirth and liberation.
• Reasoning, Shruti and Faith.
• Religious Experience: Nature and Object (Indian and Western).
• Godless religion.
• Religion and morality.
• The problem of religious purity and absolute truth.
• Nature of Religious Language: Analogous and Symbolic; Cognizant and cognizant.