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Is the body philosophy possible ?

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2019
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The science that is sparked together with Renaissance has developed at Modern Age and has come forward at New Age. So the philosophy that has lived a stumble during this time will set to the struggle of existence with the wish of being science. In this century, the diversification is lived at the science fields especially together with the second half of 20th centry we witness this diversification at the philosophy fields. For instance we can say that many philosophy fields have taken over like the mind philosophy biology philosophy, the sex philosophy, the body philosophy etc. So the problem of our thesis gets out here. Our thesis discusses the body philosophy, one of the diversifications, which is passed the name above whether it is seen like an ethic, ontology etc as philosophy field. Certainly in this thesis it isn't disscussed whether the body is an issue of philosophy on the centrary a different philosophy is discussed as a possibility of philosophy field. In this respect it is presented that the philosophy is what kind of thinking activity in the first section. At the philosophy history it is refered how the body comes to present day in the second section and it is taken over Michela Marzano's "body philosophy" as a sample. In the third section it is emphasized the relationship of human and philosophy accompanied with the view of ontology. At the result section of our thesis, the body is already an important discussion issue as a philosophy field in the anthropology's limits. Whereas it is tried to be shown that it wont be a philosophy field itself since the unity of philosophy is a visval activity.

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Tuğçe Erdinç

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Tuğçe Erdinç (Master Thesis). Is the body philosophy possible ?, 2019, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.

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