Studying philosophy is always done from a certain perspective, with certain

Studying philosophy is always done from a certain perspective, with certain

Studying philosophy is always done from a certain perspective, with certain assumptions in mind. (Every century teaches philosophy in a different way). So, if I am interested in philosophy, but do not wish to adhere to a specific set of beliefs - what do I do?

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