An Epistemology on Existentialism

An Epistemology on Existentialism
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Total Pages : 118
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Download or read book An Epistemology on Existentialism written by Zigmond J. R. Yezik and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2010-06-29 with total page 118 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Have you ever stood amongst the ever evolving population and wonder how our influences of the world take on the reality we construct and perceive? Denoting each infinitesimal property is applicable in the notion it was fabricated from, or can contemplation abstractly enforce a deeper sense of existential awareness and mental inquiry to these questions? Do we stand here, as a sentient architectonic of how the consciousness of our thoughts are programmed and monopolized into our endeavoring struggle to break free from institutional anesthetization? In this book, I will discuss existential concerns about how outdated practices of religion, politics, language, culture and traditions affect the people who are unaware of the historical insignificance to modern philosophy, cognitive science, biology, genetics, semasiology, cosmology and other empirically based systems of thought that have taken us out of the superstitious past into the age of critical thinking.


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