TOTAL DAILY LIFE PHILOSOPHY-Part 7 - Alkhatib, Ahed
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Philosophy is not only an academic discipline; it is also a practice in every aspect of life and every day. In this part, we have added philosophical novels and dialogues as well as expanded different topics in philosophy. Coined several years ago, the term "Total Daily Life Philosophy" (TDLP) originated in conjunction with the author's inaugural publication in the Dialogo journal in 2019. This conceptual framework may be posited as an emergent branch within the realm of philosophy, wherein a philosopher endeavors to articulate an expansive array of perspectives across diverse facets of human…mehr

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Philosophy is not only an academic discipline; it is also a practice in every aspect of life and every day. In this part, we have added philosophical novels and dialogues as well as expanded different topics in philosophy. Coined several years ago, the term "Total Daily Life Philosophy" (TDLP) originated in conjunction with the author's inaugural publication in the Dialogo journal in 2019. This conceptual framework may be posited as an emergent branch within the realm of philosophy, wherein a philosopher endeavors to articulate an expansive array of perspectives across diverse facets of human existence. The present work sets the stage for a comprehensive exploration of TDLP, delving into its conceptual foundations and establishing a framework for the subsequent elucidation of the author's philosophical insights into various dimensions of life.Taken together, philosophy, as perceived by an Eastern philosopher, is presented in this series of Total Daily Life Philosophy.
Autorenporträt
It has been a long and deep dream to establish new branches of science including molecular sociology and total daily life philosophy. Several scientific works have been published covering these topics and others. Dr. Khatib, the author of this series of philosophy has received his three professorship degrees in medicine.