Episode 1: Your Philosophy is Tingling: Socrates
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 1} Socrates' Ethics

Episode 2: The Passion of the Giants: Plato
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 2} Plato and Ideas

Episode 3: Never Ignore Foreigners Again: Aspasia & Aristotle
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 3} Aspasia and Aristotle

Episode 4: Is there such a thing as a fucking philosophy?: Cynicism
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 4} People Living Well on the Streets Without Law

Episode 5: Their Own Little Forest: Hedonism
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 5} Cyrenaic and Stoic Schools

Episode 6: Miscellaneous Philosophers and Miscellaneous Stories
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 6} Pre-Socratic Natural Philosophers

Episode 7: Beware of Counterfeit Goods!: Hypatia
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 7} Where have all the female philosophers gone?

Episode 8: The Bully Who Became a Saint: Augustine
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 8} Medieval Philosophy Stories (1): Scholastic Philosophy

Episode 9: To You I Loved: Abelard & Eloise
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 9} Medieval Philosophy Stories (2): Late Medieval Philosophy

Episode 10: I was a sickly student, but I became the father of modern philosophy and a beautiful blonde with blue eyes.
On Becoming the Queen's Tutor: Descartes
{10 Interesting Humanities Trivia Encyclopedias} Opening the Door to Modern Philosophy

Episode 11: A Life of Ripples upon Ripples: Spinoza
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 11} A Philosopher Who Loved God and Mathematics

Episode 12: Cherish Intellectual Property!: Leibniz
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 12} Leibniz of the University of Leipzig

Episode 13: Politics is all about lines! (1): Hobbes
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 13} Rationalism and Empiricism

Episode 14: Politics is all about lines! (2): Locke
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 14} Locke's Labor Theory of Value

Episode 15: Are We... Friends? (1): Hume & Rousseau
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 15} "These guys are ruining France."

Episode 16: Are We... Friends? (2): Hume & Rousseau
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 16} He's an atheist!! Try persecuting him!!!

Episode 17 Everytime Study: Kant
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 17} Kant's Synthetic A priori Judgment

Episode 18: Just pursue the common good… that's all: Utilitarianism
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 18} That's not utilitarianism.

Episode 19: Many Philosophers and More Miscellaneous Stories
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 19} This is Utilitarianism

Episode 20: I Leave the World Behind: Schopenhauer
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 20} World Spirit and Will

Episode 21: Do you think philosophy can feed you? (1) : Marx
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 21} The Proletarian Revolution is Coming

Episode 22: Do you think philosophy will feed you? (2) : Nietzsche
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 22} The Philosopher with a Hammer

Episode 23: What Should I Do With This Kid?: Existentialism
{Encyclopedia of Interesting Humanities Trivia 23} The Story of Freedom

Episode 24: Wittgenstein in the Clear Sky: Wittgenstein
{Encyclopedia of Humanities Trivia: Interesting if You Know It 24} Language is a picture that draws the world.

Conclusion: A philosophy for all, not the exclusive domain of a few
References

We can all have our own philosophy in our own place.


Studying philosophy is difficult.
It doesn't even make money.
It sometimes feels like the exclusive domain of the wealthy elite who can just stare at the night sky day and night with nothing better to do.
The fact that we get different answers when we ask what philosophy is is also a major cause of confusion.
But when it comes to the simple question of what philosophy is, countless philosophers who would never agree on the same thing agree on one thing.
The point is that simply memorizing other people's thoughts is not philosophy.

Philosophy begins when, while reading the difficult and long history of Western philosophy, I take my eyes off the page for a moment and quietly reflect on myself, “Is this person’s thinking really right?”
The philosophies of the past have only served as giants standing on our shoulders, asking us to climb up.
In that sense, all those who live a life of endless contemplation, review, and criticism in their own positions can be called philosophers.
For example, scientists who think about whether an experiment is truly ethical before conducting it, workers who worry about whether the daily working hours and wage regulations they endure are justified… all of these people are philosophers.
And the world has always been changed by people like this.

Everyone can have their own philosophy in their own place.
That's better than leaving all the philosophy to a few elites sitting at desks.
Although you may be clumsy at first and often find your thoughts inconsistent, and may become dogmatic in your desire to be right, this can be easily resolved if you learn to refine your thinking.
You can get plenty of practice in the process of learning about the thoughts of philosophers and their criticisms.
Although the study may be a bit difficult, the stories of the philosophers we have only briefly seen in this book will be of some help in the process.

Philosophy is progressive, and the challenge toward progress is ours.

Hegel believed that philosophy progresses.
That is why I have said that “the most recent philosophy is the most developed, deep, and rich philosophy.”
If so, we, who were born 200 years later, can naturally develop a more developed, deeper, and richer philosophy.
The challenge belongs to all of us.
Was the night sky that the philosopher, who had been walking with his gaze raised and had stumbled over a rock, looking up at, truly his own?
I hope that one day we can all look up at the night sky together and freely discuss our philosophies.

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