Choi Hwan-yeol: Existentialist philosophy

Western philosophy is divided into four broad categories: realism, structuralism, analytical philosophy, and practicalism. And there's one more thing that I want to say about it, which is that there'll be a kind of a socialistic philosophy that's not pure philosophy, which has been out of the cognitive tradition. On the other hand, realism and structuralism are the philosophies that are prevalent in the continental world, and analytical and pragmatic philosophies are the ones that are popular in the Anglo-American world. The philosophy of bio-philosophy-methology-synthetic-stationist relationship, which was followed by Kant-hegel's tradition. Kant's philosophy was to argue with pure rational criticism and practice criticism about how our reason works. In particular, pure rational criticism was an argument about how the universal function of being directly built into us is discovering and further producing natural laws. Kant was just talking about the principle of universality working in us. He also spoke of the limits of our reason. We don't know about the meta-ideological reality of water itself. Hegel went further from here and explained how the mind works. And he went on to say that our minds or minds could never be lifted into our minds. The philosophy of the realism is based on the discussion of Kant and Hegel, which is before it becomes a realist, we can talk about biophilosophy and the phenomenon. Biophilosms, in terms of cognitiveism, were the essence of our selves. And we've seen how consciousness is created in this self, and how it works. So their philosophical object was human life or life itself.

Korean title: 실존주의 철학

Korean author: 최환열

Korean publisher: 창조와지식

ISBN-13: 9791160036756