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Lecturer: syed noman ali
● Ancient Philosophy
Greek, Hellenistic ,Roman
● Medieval Philosophy(5th
-15t
hc
e
ntu
ry)
Greco-Roman, Scholastic, Renaissance
● Modern Philosophy (15th to 17th century)
Age of reasons, revolution and enlightenment
● Intellectual speculation
● Scientific methods
● Theories of knowledge
● Theories of truth
● Humanism
● Comprehensive understanding
● Skepticism
● Individualism
● Liberalism
● Historical progress
● Philosophical methods
● Scientific experiments.
● Skeptic
● Historical
● Dogmatic
● Phenomenological
● Transcendental
● Logical positivism
● Analytical
● Dialectical
● Rationalism
Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz
● Empiricism
Locke, Berkeley, Hume
● Idealism
Kant, Hegel
● Pragmatism
Pierce ,William James, Dewey
● Existentialism
Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Sartre
●Age of science
Copernicus and Galileo
● Age of revolution
Bacon ,Hobbes and Pascal.
●Age of reason
Descartes –Hume
● Age of enlightenment
Rousseau
Nicolas Copernicus
(1473-1543)
“The earth revolves around the sun”
● He revolutionize the conception of man on the
earth.
● The sun remain in a fixed positions.
● The planet and the earth rotate in their own axis.
● It rotate full turn in 24 hours and complete in 364
days.
● Using Pythagoras calculations he managed to
predict.
● Copernicus revolution gave birth to scientific age.
● It helped in removing many superstitious belief.
● It would lead to new scientific inquiry and
invention
Galileo Galilei
(1564-1642)
● He observed from telescope astronomical objects.
● Milky way was made up of million of stars.
● Scientific and theological method should not be
confused.
● Discovered the moon of Jupiter & phase of Venus.
● Principle of inertia body moves in straight line
● Body moves in uniform velocity .
● The book of nature is written in language of math.
Francis Bacon –lawyer-englishman
(1561-1627)
“Knowledge itself is power”
● The sme incident never give same results.
● By far the knowledge is proof by sensory experiences.
● It advances new laws that make new invention possible
● Idol is metaphor for human error.
● Idol of the cave that knowledge is universal.
● Idol of the tribe that each one has different intellects.
● Idol of marketplaces that error of use language.
● Idol of theatre that flaws i.n system of knowledge
● Human are anti-philosophers in nature.
● Applied deductive reasons in practical forms.
● Skeptical in reason always and be humanist in nature.
● This scientific revolution produced Newton & Galileo.
● All creature are flesh. Nothing without substance exist.
● Everything in the universe is physical form.
● Everything has some cause and effects: laws of motion.
● Life is a motion of limbs. Senses work as mechanical.
● Heart is battery, nerves are string ,joints are wheels.
● Spirit carried information through nervous systems.
● The world is governed by mechanical law of motion.
● Human are bound by the rule of nature.
● Later ,Julien present mechanistic view of human beings
● All religious entities are the matter of belief not
science.
● God is the first cause of all creator in universe.
● Imagine is a powerful force override our reasons.
● Imagination lead us astray what we see in real.
● Truth produce through imagination is incorrect.
● Wrong judgments are made from the dress code.
● All human evil cause come from ,sitting in a room.
● The heart has its own reason which mind don’t
have.
● Adam and eve are perfect natural humans
● Knowledge make human corrupted as selfish
● Education perpetuating the evils of society
● Laws imposed by society condemn to chain our life
● Property right bind the people in unjust ways.
● Laws prescribed according to law of general man.
● Liberty is found in obedience to a self imposed law.
● Everyone should be considered equals
● Man would receive independence in exchange of
freedom
● Back to the nature ,away from injustice modernism
● Reasons ought to be slave of the passions
● Reasons and feelings does not fight each others
● Human action are led by feeling and reasoning
● Habitual association of mind is working with felt
● Emotions are copies of our impression of imagining.
● Feeling is discoverable source of causality
● Belief are not demonstrated by reason or
experiments
● Anything that is not given in experience is invention
● It is a denial of certainty in proof of existence.
● Rid of all scientific experiment based on inventions.
● There is nothing of which can be certain
● Doubting everything reach toward true knowledge
● Doubting is a kind of thinking
● Anything that is thinking exists
● Believe in own existence cannot be doubted
● I am , I exist .It is direct self evident intuition
● We inquire all sort of knowledge
● God has innate ideas ,He is perfect doesn't deceive
● Evil genius has employed all energies to deceive us
Truth is in unfolding history of ideas.
● Truth is uncovered through unfolding history the
ideas
● Thought is in progression toward through absolute
● Ideas are concepts which has thesis or antithesis
● Two opposite ideas produce new position of synthesis
● Absolute reality with understanding of contradiction
● All phenomenon are single spirit “ idea”
● All ideas are interconnected in process of dialectic.
● World is a history of consciousness ,self-knowledge
● Future consciousness belongs to reality as whole
● Change occur with time and in accordance of pattern.
“existence precedes essence”
● Man exist first without purpose or definition
● We have our own choice to determine value
● Reality is based on individual existence
● We are what we choose to be
● No one to blame for own choices
● A person identity is from his struggle
● Human define their own meaning in life by actions
● The destiny of man is placed within himself
“knowledge is produced to be sold”
● Relative meaning are provided according to
situation
● scientific knowledge is to become the game of rich
● Wealthiest has the best chance to be right or truth
● Efficiency = wealth = truth
● Meanings are analogy to play game
● Narratives attempt to change whole human history
● technology has changed knowledge into information
● Information is occupied by large corporations
● Knowledge become useful when it is saleable
● Transformed attitude through mercantile
● Scruton Roger ,(1999),A short history of modern
philosophy ,London, Routledge.
● Russell Bertrand ,(2010),History of western
philosophy, London, Routledge classic.
● Durant will ,History of philosophy

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  • 2. ● Ancient Philosophy Greek, Hellenistic ,Roman ● Medieval Philosophy(5th -15t hc e ntu ry) Greco-Roman, Scholastic, Renaissance ● Modern Philosophy (15th to 17th century) Age of reasons, revolution and enlightenment
  • 3. ● Intellectual speculation ● Scientific methods ● Theories of knowledge ● Theories of truth ● Humanism ● Comprehensive understanding ● Skepticism ● Individualism ● Liberalism ● Historical progress ● Philosophical methods
  • 4. ● Scientific experiments. ● Skeptic ● Historical ● Dogmatic ● Phenomenological ● Transcendental ● Logical positivism ● Analytical ● Dialectical
  • 5. ● Rationalism Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz ● Empiricism Locke, Berkeley, Hume ● Idealism Kant, Hegel ● Pragmatism Pierce ,William James, Dewey ● Existentialism Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Sartre
  • 6. ●Age of science Copernicus and Galileo ● Age of revolution Bacon ,Hobbes and Pascal. ●Age of reason Descartes –Hume ● Age of enlightenment Rousseau
  • 7. Nicolas Copernicus (1473-1543) “The earth revolves around the sun”
  • 8. ● He revolutionize the conception of man on the earth. ● The sun remain in a fixed positions. ● The planet and the earth rotate in their own axis. ● It rotate full turn in 24 hours and complete in 364 days. ● Using Pythagoras calculations he managed to predict. ● Copernicus revolution gave birth to scientific age. ● It helped in removing many superstitious belief. ● It would lead to new scientific inquiry and invention
  • 10. ● He observed from telescope astronomical objects. ● Milky way was made up of million of stars. ● Scientific and theological method should not be confused. ● Discovered the moon of Jupiter & phase of Venus. ● Principle of inertia body moves in straight line ● Body moves in uniform velocity . ● The book of nature is written in language of math.
  • 12. ● The sme incident never give same results. ● By far the knowledge is proof by sensory experiences. ● It advances new laws that make new invention possible ● Idol is metaphor for human error. ● Idol of the cave that knowledge is universal. ● Idol of the tribe that each one has different intellects. ● Idol of marketplaces that error of use language. ● Idol of theatre that flaws i.n system of knowledge ● Human are anti-philosophers in nature. ● Applied deductive reasons in practical forms. ● Skeptical in reason always and be humanist in nature. ● This scientific revolution produced Newton & Galileo.
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  • 14. ● All creature are flesh. Nothing without substance exist. ● Everything in the universe is physical form. ● Everything has some cause and effects: laws of motion. ● Life is a motion of limbs. Senses work as mechanical. ● Heart is battery, nerves are string ,joints are wheels. ● Spirit carried information through nervous systems. ● The world is governed by mechanical law of motion. ● Human are bound by the rule of nature. ● Later ,Julien present mechanistic view of human beings ● All religious entities are the matter of belief not science. ● God is the first cause of all creator in universe.
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  • 16. ● Imagine is a powerful force override our reasons. ● Imagination lead us astray what we see in real. ● Truth produce through imagination is incorrect. ● Wrong judgments are made from the dress code. ● All human evil cause come from ,sitting in a room. ● The heart has its own reason which mind don’t have.
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  • 18. ● Adam and eve are perfect natural humans ● Knowledge make human corrupted as selfish ● Education perpetuating the evils of society ● Laws imposed by society condemn to chain our life ● Property right bind the people in unjust ways. ● Laws prescribed according to law of general man. ● Liberty is found in obedience to a self imposed law. ● Everyone should be considered equals ● Man would receive independence in exchange of freedom ● Back to the nature ,away from injustice modernism
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  • 20. ● Reasons ought to be slave of the passions ● Reasons and feelings does not fight each others ● Human action are led by feeling and reasoning ● Habitual association of mind is working with felt ● Emotions are copies of our impression of imagining. ● Feeling is discoverable source of causality ● Belief are not demonstrated by reason or experiments ● Anything that is not given in experience is invention ● It is a denial of certainty in proof of existence. ● Rid of all scientific experiment based on inventions.
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  • 22. ● There is nothing of which can be certain ● Doubting everything reach toward true knowledge ● Doubting is a kind of thinking ● Anything that is thinking exists ● Believe in own existence cannot be doubted ● I am , I exist .It is direct self evident intuition ● We inquire all sort of knowledge ● God has innate ideas ,He is perfect doesn't deceive ● Evil genius has employed all energies to deceive us
  • 23. Truth is in unfolding history of ideas.
  • 24. ● Truth is uncovered through unfolding history the ideas ● Thought is in progression toward through absolute ● Ideas are concepts which has thesis or antithesis ● Two opposite ideas produce new position of synthesis ● Absolute reality with understanding of contradiction ● All phenomenon are single spirit “ idea” ● All ideas are interconnected in process of dialectic. ● World is a history of consciousness ,self-knowledge ● Future consciousness belongs to reality as whole ● Change occur with time and in accordance of pattern.
  • 26. ● Man exist first without purpose or definition ● We have our own choice to determine value ● Reality is based on individual existence ● We are what we choose to be ● No one to blame for own choices ● A person identity is from his struggle ● Human define their own meaning in life by actions ● The destiny of man is placed within himself
  • 27. “knowledge is produced to be sold”
  • 28. ● Relative meaning are provided according to situation ● scientific knowledge is to become the game of rich ● Wealthiest has the best chance to be right or truth ● Efficiency = wealth = truth ● Meanings are analogy to play game ● Narratives attempt to change whole human history ● technology has changed knowledge into information ● Information is occupied by large corporations ● Knowledge become useful when it is saleable ● Transformed attitude through mercantile
  • 29. ● Scruton Roger ,(1999),A short history of modern philosophy ,London, Routledge. ● Russell Bertrand ,(2010),History of western philosophy, London, Routledge classic. ● Durant will ,History of philosophy