philosophy." Agree? The implication here is that studying history of philosophy isn't the same as doing philosophy.
Is the history of philosophy important for studying philosophy?
Are those who study the history of philosophy still doing philosophy?
Why study the history of philosophy at all?
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Guest"There are those who do history of philosophy, and there are those who do
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