Introduction to the Five Branches of Philosophy

Introduction to the Five Branches of Philosophy Metaphysics Axiom Existence Exists Identity Consciousness Reality is Absolute: The Primacy of Existence Causality Nothing Contradiction An Entity is a Sum of Its Parts Mental Entities The Metaphysical Versus the Man-Made Epistemology Philosophy Objectivity Logic Reason Knowledge Standard Of Evaluation Perception Concepts Definitions W ords Emotions Integration Values Certainty Deduction Induction/Abstraction Focus Evasion Context Fundamentals Knowledgeis Hierarchical The Arbitrary Ethics Life as the Moral Standard Morality is a Guide to Living Reason is Man's Means of Survival Values Virtue Self-Interest Harmony of Interests Self Reliance / Independence Productiveness Integrity Honest y Pride Justice Benevolence Rationality MetaphysicalJustice Free Will Courage Trader Principle Politics The Initiation of Force Rights · Right to Life · Right to Liberty · Right to Property · Right to the Pursuit of Happiness · Right to Free Speech · Right to Self Defense Necessity of Government The Proper Role of Government Laissez Faire Capitalism Taxation Law Rule of Law Constitutions Separation of Powers Checks and Balances Federalism An Armed Populace: The Right to Bear Arms Trial by Jury Voting Capitalism Financing a Government The Death Penalty Abortion Fraud Esthetics Man's need for art Art Sense Of Life Literature Painting Sculpture Music Drama Dance Song