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Philosophy of man : simplified principle of a man as a person / Willie A. Buñag and Joselito B. Angulo.

By: Buñag, Willie A
Contributor(s): Angulo, Joselito B
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Manila : Purelybooks Trading & Publishing Corp., c2012Description: 163 p.; 23 cmISBN: 978-971-95530-5-3Subject(s): Philosphy | ManDDC classification: FIL 128 B942 2012
Contents:
General View of Philosophy -- Pre-Christian Explorations of the Philosophy of Man -- The Early and Medieval Christian Theological Concept of Man -- The Early and Late View of Man -- The Renewal of the Skeptic Challenge -- The Regulative Principle of Reason -- Man Unfettered: The Rise of Absolute Idealism -- The Romantic Movement -- The Evolutionary View of Man -- Karl Marx and the Theory of Contradiction -- Friedrich Nietzsche.
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Includes bibliographical references.

General View of Philosophy -- Pre-Christian Explorations of the Philosophy of Man -- The Early and Medieval Christian Theological Concept of Man -- The Early and Late View of Man -- The Renewal of the Skeptic Challenge -- The Regulative Principle of Reason -- Man Unfettered: The Rise of Absolute Idealism -- The Romantic Movement -- The Evolutionary View of Man -- Karl Marx and the Theory of Contradiction -- Friedrich Nietzsche.

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