Filósofos (en. Philosophers)

/fiˈlosofos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

People who are dedicated to philosophy and reflect on fundamental issues of existence.

Philosophers have contributed to ethics, politics, and metaphysics.

Los filósofos han contribuido a la ética, la política y la metafísica.

Individuals who analyze human beliefs and values.

Greek philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are fundamental in the history of thought.

Los filósofos griegos como Sócrates, Platón y Aristóteles son fundamentales en la historia del pensamiento.

People who have a critical and analytical approach to life.

Many contemporary philosophers are interested in the relationship between science and philosophy.

Muchos filósofos contemporáneos están interesados en la relación entre la ciencia y la filosofía.

From the Greek 'philosophos', which means 'lover of wisdom'.

ancient philosophers

Prominent thinkers from past eras who influenced modern philosophy.

filósofos de la antigüedad

practical philosophy

An approach to philosophy that seeks applications in everyday life.

filosofía práctica

contemporary philosophers

Philosophers who work in the present with modern perspectives.

filosofos contemporáneos

philosophy

Study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values.

filosofía

critical thinking

Ability to analyze and evaluate ideas objectively.

pensamiento crítico

metaphysics

Branch of philosophy that studies the nature of reality.

metafísica

Someone who always asks why.

Don't be a philosopher, enjoy life without questioning everything.

No seas un filósofo, disfruta de la vida sin cuestionarte todo.

A complicated or tricky thinker.

That guy is a true philosopher, always complicating things.

Ese tipo es un verdadero filósofo, siempre enredando las cosas.