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Introduction To Philosophy of Law II
Introduction To Philosophy of Law II
Introduction To Philosophy of Law II
Introduction to
Philosophy of law
II. A Brief History of Philosophy &
Two Traditions in Western Philosophy
Eko Mukminto
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LECTURE OUTLINE
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HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
Karl Jasper
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF
PHILOSOPHY
• 6th Century BC
• Myth and Logos
Pre Socratic • Finding the first principle (“arche”) of the world
Philosophy
1. Thales of Miletus : the first principle & element is water
2. Anaximander: is to Apherion (the infinite)
3. Anaximenes : The first Principle is Air
4. Phytagoras : Totality and reality are Mathematics
etc.
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Socrates (469–399 B.C.E.)
The virtue is a form of knowledge and that “care of the
soul” (the cultivation of virtue) is the most important
human obligation.
SOCRATES eaudaemonia
PLATO arete
episteme
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HELLENISTIC PERIOD EPICUREANISM & STOICSM
The Hellenistic period covers the period of Mediterranean history Epicureanism The Stoics preferred unity of
between the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC and the It can be considered a the will of nature rather than
emergence of the Roman Empire as signified by the Battle of Actium form of Hedonism, oppose it or escape destiny
in 31 BC although it differs in its
After the Death of Plato and Aristotle, philosophy in Greece was conception of happiness “Ducunt volentem fata,
dominated by several famous Philosophy Schools, such as the absence of pain, nolentem trahunt” (Seneca)
as Stoics and Epicureans. and in its advocacy of a
simple life
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NEO-PLATONISM
Main theme
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SCOLASTICS
Scolastics (Latin: scholasticus = teacher)
Scholastic philosophy when it began was to be taught in
discourse monastery schools and universities.
main theme are discourse between faith & reason,
understanding God with reason, and knowledge was influenced
by religion.
Key figures: Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274), Yohanes Duns Scotus (1266-1308),
Albertus Magnus (120012
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Reading Requirement
RATIONALISM
(EARLY) MODERN Rene Descates
Spinoza
PHILOSOPHY Leibniz
EMPIRICISM
Bacon
Hume
Locke
Hobbes
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Evolved in the 18th century, In general, the
Enlightenment was an intellectual
movement, which developed mainly in
ENLIGHTENMENT France, Britain, and Germany, which
(LATE MODERN) promotes freedom, democracy, and
Reason as the values of society.
•Starting from the standpoint that the
"Age of reason" human mind must be free of ignorance, of
superstition, and state authority arbitrarily.
•The period was marked by the decline of
Immanuel kant
the church and the government. Politically,
it was a time of the revolution to overthrow
the establishment
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Positivism
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Analytics Continental
Philosophy Philosophy
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•Relate to the natural sciences, language mathematics, and logic
ANALYTICS •Tend to separate the method and content
PHILOSOPHY •Naturalist thought
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Continental philosophy is closer to art and literature
•Mixed up the methods and content
CONTINENTAL
•Anti Naturalist
PHILOSOPHY
•Close to Social Science
•Generalsubjects: politics, history, freedom, justice, etc.
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ANY QUESTIONS?
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