Reasonable Reason

Human Reason can be unreasonable.  It is full of twists and turns which are often missed by those who do not think deeply about matters such as truth versus falsity, faith versus reason, and fact versus opinion.  It seems that truth is a fluid kind of thing that is sorted out through relationships of one kind or another. That’s the truth.” — Ray Newkirk

Philosophy Essays

  1. The Philosophy of Biology.

  2. Post-Conventional Morality.

  3. Carnap’s Concept Of Intensional Isomorphism.

  4. The Descent of Man.

  5. The Effects of the Media on Human Judgment.

  6. The Philosophically Developed Process in Organization Development.

  7. Faith in Philosophy.

  8. Some Limits in Human Reasoning.

  9. What is Philosophy, or Life is Metaphysics in Motion or the Practicality of Philosophy in Everyday Life.

  10. Issues in Contemporary Philosophy

  11. Reductionism in Management Practice

  12. Constraints in Scientific Methods

  13. Foundations for Philosophical Inquiry

  14. Methods of Critical Inquiry in Philosophy

  15. The Philosophy of Science

  16. Methodology and Truth

  17. In Defense of Reason. 

  18. Professional Ethics & The Law

  19. Moral Philosophy

  20. Ethics

  21. Psychology of Adjustment

  22. Theodicy

  23. General Psychology is Not So General

  24. Logic

  25. The Philosophy of Music

  26. Medieval Philosophy

  27. Classical Metaphysics

  28. Religious Belief and Human Reason

  29. Ancient Philosophy

  30. Philosophical Psychology

  31. Introduction to Philosophy

  32. Modern Philosophy

  33. Philosophical Ideals

  34. The Art and Skill of Writing Well

  35. Business Today Gone Tomorrow

  36. Who is Managing the Manager?

  37. Is Management Principled?

  38. Marriage or Family First?

  39. The Problem of Business Without Business Law

  40. The General Nature of Sociology

  41. Business is Business.

  42. Computers and Computing Sometimes Fails to Add Up.

  43. Understanding the Limits of Human Physiology for Human Beings

  44. The Art of Making Public Speaking Fun

  45. Bitter Problems of Philosophy

  46. Being Dramatic During a Comedy

  47. Enjoying the History of Science

  48. Mastering the Philosophy of Science

  49. Mastering The Basics of Economics

  50. Introducing Oneself to Sociology

  51. Mastering the Fundamentals of Computing with Technology

  52. Making the Journey from Anthropologist to Artifact

  53. Mastering World History in 100 Years

  54. Exploring Social Psychology

  55. Changing the History of the World by Changing Yourself.

  56. Exploring the Theories of Personality

  57. Understanding the Connection between American Government and Politics.

  58. The Probability of Mastering Probability

  59. Surveying Physical Science in a Few Minutes for the Fun of It.

  60. The Simple Concepts behind the Measurement Concepts

  61. The Biology of Generals is a Lot Like General Biology.

  62. Why Do Normal People Strive to Develop an Abnormal Psychology?

  63. Environment of Business Enterprise

  64. Theories of Inquiry

  65. Critical Theory

  66. Dimensions of Creativity

  67. Creativity as Design

“Just look at the Cosmos. Why is there not nothing?  I can give you several answers to this very intriguing question. They will be quite different and even at odds with each other. Nevertheless, the most probably are all correct. Welcome to the Cosmos.”

— Ray Newkirk

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