Philosophy
What's the criterion for the truth of a philosophical proposition? In philosophy as a general discipline, not in different doctrines.
In science, it's the observed reality; in religion, it's the God's sayings revealed to its prophet and gathered in a book such as Bible, Quran, etc; in art, the matter is not the truth but beauty and seemingly the criterion should be the audience's experience when being exposed to the art work.
But in philosophy what is it?
Accepted:November 12, 2005
Accepted:
November 12, 2005