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Wittgenstein and the Challenge of Global Ethicsists including the poets Rainer Maria Rilke and Georg Trakl, who he thought might make better use of it than himself as a salaried professor (Monk, 1990, p. 108). Paradoxically, however, he was highly critical of the academization of philosophy in general and of ethics in particular. He therefore di

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“African Humanism” and a Case Study from the Swahili Coast members of the human species. Yet what qualifies human beings generally as “human” or even “humane” may differ from one society or cultural framework to another. This applies within Africa as well as outside it. In this paper, I sketch out some comparative features from across the continent, using

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Soumya Rathore,Anand Kumar Pandey of how a person should live in order to attain happiness. Before Socrates, philosophy had mostly focused on questions about the origin and function of the cosmos. It was with Socrates that philosophy became anthropocentric and began to examine questions about human existence and well- being. His ph

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