What are the functions of Philosophy?

      

What are the functions of Philosophy?

  

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Francis
1 Integration of experience
The universe as we experience it is both diverse and unified. Reasoned thought helps us to

2 Nurturing of our awareness and sensitivity.
Reasoned thought assists us to not only understand the universe but also ourselves as part of it. Self-examination enhances the consciousness of our own limitations and capabilities. This awareness and sensitivity is crucial in assisting us to adapt to the challenging and complex

3 Clarification and justification of belief
Beliefs are the basis of our actions. Reasoned thought about our beliefs enables us to ensure that they are well-founded and thus rationally justifiable. If our actions are to be effective in enhancing our well-being, they should be founded on a clear and rationally justifiable beliefs.

4 Bridging the gap between theory and practice
Philosophy raises questions regarding the meaning, foundations, purpose, justification, verification and application of theories. This is useful in ensuring that theories inform practice appropriately. Philosophy also evaluates practice and raises questions regarding the extent to.

5 Providing a condition for the freedom of the mind
Philosophy seeks to literate us from the slavery of ignorance and irrationality. It helps us to examine our own beliefs, assumptions and prejudices. It assists us to, act rationally and justly. This broadens our realm of freedom and enhances our capacity to act and respond responsibly, intelligently and creatively.

francis1897 answered the question on October 4, 2022 at 07:12


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