Philiawisdomethics

To my Parents,My Professors If we define wisdom in these sentences as a set of rational truths, a set of premises and conclusions, considered as evident, standing at the foundation of human life, systematically ordered , demonstrating significantly the rational truth, then we are in the affirmative . Thus all rational thoughts standing as the foundation of each department of human life, is its wisdom. Though we use ideas to obtain wisdom, we must not confound it with idealities, ideology, or idealism. Because these last three can contain false elements in themselves. Thus etymologically, the term wisdom comes from the Greco word Sophia which means wisdom. But the nominalism cannot remain on this level. Since wisdom is not innate, and as all human being has not wisdom, we find a name that will be suitable to call those who can struggle to achieve wisdom. One cannot make an effort to obtain something if he does not love the thing. In this sense, those who make effort, search with love


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Series Universe of Pures:

Philiawisdomethics

by
Pierre Emperoy Noumbissi

Preface
           The philiawisdomethics science is a method permitting to search the arts of good life.
The principle of philosophical action, of philosophical arts, reside in an analytical mind, of wondering, either of questioning, contrary to all acquired sciences.The philosopher does not make himself a connoisseur, but as a human being that wants to know something very well. To avoid falling in believes that have no issue, illusions and appearances, he uses reason or intellect. To know himself better, he does not search truth by someone else, but through himself. To uninitiated, philosophical science is an unimportant subject, and the philosopher schizophrener.Those that hates the philosophical arts, consider it as a simple abstract reflexion, which has no link with the visible life. From the moment that philosophy requires to situate oneself out of the world, before all self exteriorization, it is as such a way to deny life.
        The real philosopher has no other interest than to learn how to get out of the world, and to live as he is not in the world, according to Emperoy.Legends, anecdotes, on anti-philosophers show that they were persons living out of the Marge of reality. Persons out of centre, disordered, revolutionary, destructors of social, cultural ethical, religious, political, laws. Such many criterions make that, philosophical arts and its adepts are forgotten, hated, or badly seen by uninitiated. But the philosophical arts in proper sense, far from above criterions, consist of clear reasoning, on truthful conditions of human existence. One does not know how one could find life without philosophy. And human being cannot pass across it. Otherwise, this human being is inexistent. Without reasons, depending on his instinctive passions. It can exist being without thought, but it cannot exist human being without thoughts. Therefore to think is to be. To be is to philosophize.Human being cannot be without philosophizing, according to Emperoy. Philosophical science requires thoughts and acts. Far from fiction, abstraction, the lovers of truth, resonate on perceptible realities. They are the results of their period of time, a given moment of existence. In its singularity, this science, having knowledge of truth, transcends directly substance by going beyond present time. Gathering all truths in its fullness, being a complete thought, it distinguishes as such, its arts from others subjects. In short, the love of wisdom is a rational examination on main questions regarding human being. His landscape, and of pure knowledge on all that human being can acquire. In order not to trust appearancities, and illusionism, it submits everything to a critical and objective analysis to obtain truth.As such it appears as a shifter of the mind against all raw ideas. While visiting philosophical theories, one discovers many ways of reasoning on wisdom and the objective and universal meaning of things in their real nature. Thoughts from logic to politics, passing through aesthetics, metaphysics, epistemology and ethics are parts of branches of the love of wisdom. The fundamental base of philosophical activity resides in the ideal method of thinking.
Introduction
      Philosophy finds its origin from these questions that can ask those conscious persons about the place where they find themselves such as.*-What are things in reality?  *-What explain the power of transformation in them?  *-To what do they resemble in reality?  *-What is the fix root from which things come from?  Observations on nature, on phenomenon, on reproduction, on growth, disappearance, put human being under doubt about existence, on how and why those things differentiate themselves from one period to another. The greater question remains that of the simple fundamental principle of the first element as the sole source which can explains phenomenon.

Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
      Chapter1: The Science of Wisdom
Determination of the Science of Wisdom
The True Determination of Wisdom
Importance of Wisdom
Wisdom and Human beings’ Existence
Wisdom and Amelioration of Human Being
Ethical and Societal Amelioration
Wisdom, and Others Sciences
Interrogations
        Chapter2: Human Being and the Universe
The Science of Knowledge
The Subject of the Science of Knowledge
Memory-Certitude-Truth
Determination of Truth
Classes of Truth
Classes of Falsity
The Level of Truth
The Level of Falsity
The Different States of Memory Corresponding to Truth
Fearing Knowledge
The Knowing Knowledge
Different Theories on Truth
Unrealism
Its Arguments; Deception of Senses
The Drawback of Unrealism
Advantage of Unrealism
Intellectualism
Relative Intellectualism
Importance of intellectualism
Positivism
Observations
Traditionalism
Observations
Revelationism
Observations
The Unknowable
Observations;
Rational Deduction
Observations
Realism
Observations;
Types of Certitudes
Essential Certitude
Material Certitude
Ethical Certitude
Observations
The Origin of Certitude
Intuition
Intuition of Senses Organs
Intuition of Intellect
Testimony
Historiology
Mythology
Interrogations
Procedure to obtain Scientifical Verity
Procedure of Deduction
Procedure of Induction
Difference Between Scientifically and Philosophical
Knowledge
       Chapter3: Aptitude–Arts-Beauty
Beauty
Definition
Aptitude
Different Types of Arts
Material Arts
Pure Arts
Intellectual –Liberal-and Ideal Arts
Fullness or Totality
Melody and Harmony
Reality
Sublimes
Greatness and Color
Taste and Emotion
Joy
Education
The Idealistic and Spiritual Side of Arts
Interrogations
       Chapter 4: The Concepts of Civilization
Characterization of Civilization
Initiation
Specificity
Imposition
Transmission
Criterion Magnifying a Civilization
Nature
Historiology
Interaction Between Civilizations
Differentiation
Direction of Civilization
Interrogations
      Chapter 5: Human Being and Community
Wisdom and Politics
Entry
Determination of Political Authority
Different Kind of Political Authority
The Components of Authority
Determination of Ideality
Type of Ideality
Misrepresentative Ideality
Affirmative Ideality
Imaginative Ideality
Effects of Ideality
The Domain of Ideality
The Government or State
Country or Nation
State or Nation
Continents
Humanity
      Chapter 6: The Genesis of State
Natural Genesis of State
Artificial Genesis of State
Equity
Type of Equity
Reciprocal Equity
Associative Equity
Participative Equity
National Equity
International Equity
Natural Equity
Interrogations
       Chapter 7: The Empty Set.....................
Chapter 8: Meta-Authority..............
Chapter 9: Expression System.........
Chapter 10: Space and Time.
References
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