Freedom Philosophy

A Note from The Curator

These “Freedom Philosophy” essays are an updated re-write of the “Autonomist Philosophy” essays.

• Foreword

The purpose of these philosophy articles.

• Reality—An Introduction to Philosophy

What philosophy is.

• Metaphysics

Describes what is meant by existence, reality, and modes of existence.

• Ontology Introduction

Describes the essential meaning and nature of material existence.

• Not Everything is Physical

You can't eat ideas.

• Physicalist Superstition

What is wrong with physicalism.

• Ontology, Kinds Of Existence

Categories and subcategories of all existence introduced

• Disorder, Chaos, and Existence

The necessity of disorder to existence.

• The Nature of Life

Ontological description of life as a material attribute of existence.

• The Nature of Consciousness

Ontological description of consciousness as a material attribute of existence.

• The Nature of Mind

Description of unique human consciousness: volition, intellect, and reason.

• Instinct

The nature of instinct and why it is not a human attribute.

• Perception

The validity and certainty of the direct conscious perception of reality as it actually is.

• Emotions

The nature of the feelings and emotions.

• Desires

The nature of desires and relationship between intellectual and emotional desires.

• Epistemology, Concepts

An introduction to the foundation elements of certain knowledge.

• Epistemology, Propositions

An introduction to the nature of propositions, the nature of truth, and all certain knowledge.

• Epistemology Mistakes

What concepts are

• Certain Knowledge

Why certain knowledge is not only possible but necessary and ubiquitous.

• Concepts

What concepts are

• Values

Description and explanation of the nature of values.

• The Moral Nature

Human nature's requirement for life principles.

• Why Live in Society?

And who is worthy of it?

• Human

What It Means To Be Fully Human

• Volition

And who is worthy of it?

• Truth

What truth is.