With a deep and rigorous programme of coursework and research in the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method, the MSc Philosophy of Science explores both general questions about the ...

Founded by Sir Karl Popper in 1946, the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method is consistently ranked among the top places in the world to study philosophy. Our research and teaching ...

Welcome to the Philosophy Department. Every human being seeks answers to life’s most basic questions—questions regarding the nature of knowledge, truth, rationality, language, being, transcendence, ...

Political Philosophy. Each pathway has distinct mandatory units, providing the foundation to develop specialist expertise in a particular area of philosophy. ... This unit equips students with ...

Philosophy and Religious Studies. A program that focuses on the systematic study of ethical issues in the workplace and public life, and the application of ethical decision-making to the practical ...

At Lang, the study of philosophy introduces you to the history of ideas, encompassing multifarious texts, thinkers, and ways of thinking. The guiding purpose of our interdisciplinary curriculum is to ...

Philosophy at Bristol is largely based within the 'analytic' tradition. In joining our programme, you will be part of a heritage of philosophy in South-West England that includes John Locke and Thomas ...

A Popular Study of Biological Philosophy. Supplementary volume to “The Riddle of the Universe.” By Ernst Haeckel. Translated by Joseph McCabe. Pp. xiv + 501. (London: Watts and Co., 1904.) ...

Philosophy is the study of the most general and fundamental features of reality ... and beliefs we have about that reality which are embodied in our concepts, theories and practices. The BA (Hons) in ...

The Study of Philosophy. Share full article. July 25, 1903. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from July 25, 1903, Section BR, Page 7 Buy Reprints.

THE opinions of Helmholtz, even as expressed in his popular scientific lectures, have such permanent weight that you may consider the following correction of sufficient general interest to publish ...