by Thomson Dablemond | Aug 1, 2021 | Personal Development, Philosophical Reflection
One of the specificities of philosophy, when it leaves the university ranks and wants to put itself at the service of man, it sets itself up in therapy with the aim of giving meaning to the life of the individual. Thus, philosophical therapy or even philosophical...
by Thomson Dablemond | Jul 30, 2021 | Personal Development, Philosophical Reflection
Since the rise of Coaching in recent years, so many questions have arisen, especially in connection with philosophy. What is the view of the Philosophy on Coaching? Can we reconcile Coaching and Philosophy? How are Philosophy and Coaching different? Etc. Over time, we...
by Thomson Dablemond | Jul 12, 2021 | Life, Philosophical Reflection
What is tautology? A tautology is a type of reasoning that just repeats the same thing. It is a circular proposition that says that what is, is. She doesn’t add anything to the thing she’s supposed to describe because she just says what it is. Tautology...
by Thomson Dablemond | Jul 5, 2021 | Philosophical Reflection
The Early History of Philosophy: The First Thinkers Obviously, the mother of science also has a story. And this goes back to very ancient times. Seeking to understand the world and being, as well as to interpret them: these mental activities so occupied the first...
by Thomson Dablemond | Jun 7, 2021 | Philosophical Reflection
How to stay positive in life or cultivate optimism? How to develop optimism? These questions are vitally important, as their answers help build our happiness and self-realization. No one can deny the fact that we need so much to embrace optimism, especially in this...
by Thomson Dablemond | May 30, 2021 | Philosophical Reflection, Religion & Science
Are religion and science in conflict? The question of religion, in philosophy, is above all the question of truth, and the question of the relationship between belief and reason. Here are some typical questions that we can ask ourselves: – Does faith oppose...
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