The making of a Filipino philosopher
It is not only important for a Filipino teacher or scholar of philosophy to transform oneself into a Filipino philosopher by innovating within one's favorite philosopher (from Kantian, e.g., to neo-Kantian), by rejecting a philosophical position and formulating one's own (discarding Hegeli...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-15032022-01-02T02:52:06Z The making of a Filipino philosopher Gripaldo, Rolando M. It is not only important for a Filipino teacher or scholar of philosophy to transform oneself into a Filipino philosopher by innovating within one's favorite philosopher (from Kantian, e.g., to neo-Kantian), by rejecting a philosophical position and formulating one's own (discarding Hegelianism, e.g., and formulating a neorealism), or by examining old philosophical questions and offering one's own novel perspectival solutions. It is more important to transform oneself into a world-class philosopher. 2008-12-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/504 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Philosophers--Philippines Philosophy, Philippine Philosophy |
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It is not only important for a Filipino teacher or scholar of philosophy to transform oneself into a Filipino philosopher by innovating within one's favorite philosopher (from Kantian, e.g., to neo-Kantian), by rejecting a philosophical position and formulating one's own (discarding Hegelianism, e.g., and formulating a neorealism), or by examining old philosophical questions and offering one's own novel perspectival solutions. It is more important to transform oneself into a world-class philosopher. |
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