ThatDude30
Gold Member
I just sparked an interest in philosophy recently. I have been reading a lot on philosophy and the different branches. My goal is to have a broad knowledge of all the branches.
What I need advice on, is there a specific order to study them? Like do I need to understand 1 branch in order to understand another. Or does it matter where I start and they all intertwine with each other?
This is the order of the branches that I am most interested in learning. Should it be in a different order to help me understand and have a broad knowledge of the different branches of philosophy?
metaphysics
ontology & logic together
epistemology
axiology
ethics
aesthethics
political theory
What I came across while researching, when developing your own philosophy use another philosophers concepts and ideas as a framework to get started?
Is there any key concepts that are recommended?
Any websites?
Any particular philosophers work?
Any theories I should study?
Any advice would help?
I understand what philosophy is, but I want a better understanding. Any advice and or help would be much appreciated, Thank you.
What I need advice on, is there a specific order to study them? Like do I need to understand 1 branch in order to understand another. Or does it matter where I start and they all intertwine with each other?
This is the order of the branches that I am most interested in learning. Should it be in a different order to help me understand and have a broad knowledge of the different branches of philosophy?
metaphysics
ontology & logic together
epistemology
axiology
ethics
aesthethics
political theory
What I came across while researching, when developing your own philosophy use another philosophers concepts and ideas as a framework to get started?
Is there any key concepts that are recommended?
Any websites?
Any particular philosophers work?
Any theories I should study?
Any advice would help?
I understand what philosophy is, but I want a better understanding. Any advice and or help would be much appreciated, Thank you.