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Vol. 1 No. 1 (December 2024)
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EISSN: 2759-7172

Aims:
The mission of  Philosophy and Realistic Reflection is to serve as a bridge between philosophical theory and practical life, To deepen the study of philosophical theory, promote the dissemination of philosophical knowledge, and enhance the philosophical literacy of the general public, contributing to the popularization and development of philosophy.looks forward to collaborating with philosophers, researchers, and enthusiasts to jointly advance the interaction and development between philosophy and the real world.

Scope:

  • Fundamental Theories of Philosophy
  • Contemporary Philosophical Issues
  • Philosophy and Social Sciences
  • Philosophy and Humanistic Concerns
  • Philosophy and Everyday Life
  • History and Schools of Philosophy
  • Cross-cultural Philosophical Dialogue
  • Philosophy Education and Practice

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    The Quest for Happiness: Medieval Perspectives for Our Future: Philosophical and Literary-Historical Investigations

    Albrecht Classen
    1-12

    8 (Abstract) 4 (Download)

    Human life makes sense only if the individual can achieve a certain degree of happiness. In order to address this topic in an insightful and effective way, this paper turns to a selection of medieval literary narratives where the focus specifically rests on happiness that an individual might achieve when the circumstances and the ideals... more

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    Sartre’s ‘Freedom’ and Society: Existentialist’s Dilemma in Naturalistic View

    Anirban Ghosh, Malabika Chakrabarti
    13-25

    0 (Abstract) 0 (Download)

    Existentialism dealt with the essence of human existence and established its priority over others where freedom of act for a conscious mind was the prime factor. Jean-Paul Sartre emphasized on such individual freedom with imposition of some liabilities over it for humanity. Sartre and other philosophers furnished different causes for such restrictions. However, the general... more

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    Justice, Democracy, and Freedom in the Middle Ages: The Fables by Marie de France

    Albrecht Classen
    26–38

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    It might be surprising, and yet it can certainly be confirmed that the Anglo-Norman poet Marie de France offered in her Fables (ca. 1190) a wide range of political, social, moral, and philosophical notions about the way people within her society should and could live together in a peaceful, just, and respectful manner. She did... more

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