Philosophical fields include Chinese philosophy, Western philosophy, ethics, aesthetics, logic, and science and technology philosophy. It is the love of wisdom that matters in its etymology. Philosophy is a cosmological system with strict logic that studies the nature of the universe, the general laws of evolution of all things in the universe, the position of man in the universe and other fundamental issues. Philosophy is meta-knowledge, meta-theory, the so-called Road to Jane.
The philosophical task is to comprehend the metamorphological aspect of the real world, to synthesize or differentiate metamorphisms from one to the other. Metaorism must also be clearly expressed, systematically structured, and such a metaoristic system can be applied to explain the world or guide practice. Philosophy is a meta-theory, science is a principle, a method, a fact, a separation of meta-theory and a principle is not absolute, a practical basis can be: meta-theory is a necessity to always keep in mind the immediately available meta-analysis theory, a principle can be studied with the help of an instrumental book.
The word Zhe in China was born very early and has a long history. Words such as Kunmen, ten philosophers, ancient sages, philosophers, or philosophers refer exclusively to those who are well versed in thought and learning, that is, the Western approach of philosophers, thinkers. Usually it is considered that the Chinese philosophy has arisen in the period of East Zhou and is presented by Confucianism Confucius, Taoism Lao Tzu, ink and late Frenchmen. In fact, philosophical issues have already begun to be discussed. The philosophical definition was controversial, and this field was constantly expanding with history and changing depending on different epochs and interests to different issues.
A common philosophy of identity is an approach, not a set of statements, proposals or theories. Philosophical research is based on rational thinking, the desire to make proven assumptions without abandoning faith or simply a pure analogy. Different philosophers have different ideas about the nature of reasoning. Defining the philosophy of English philosopher Russell: Philosophy, as far as I understand the word, is a cross between theology and science. It, like theology, includes human thinking about things that have not yet been sure of scientific knowledge; it, like science, refers to the human mind and not to authority, whether traditional power or the power of revelation. All exact knowledge (in Russell's opinion) belongs to science; everything that relates to dogmas that go beyond exact knowledge belongs to theology. There is a certain field between theology and science, which is attacked by both sides, and it is a certain field of philosophy. Plato noted that amazement is a sign of the philosopher, and this is the beginning of philosophy. Plato says that iris (rainbow goddess, rainbow goddess, Zeus' messenger) was the daughter of tauma (amazement) and goes back to its origin unmistakably. The rainbow passed on to people the will of God and the gospel, and philosophy came out of surprise. Under his watchful eye, everything that exists leaves all worldly concealment and reveals the true reality. In this way, he manifests himself as a truly liberating power.
Aristotle said in "metaphysics" that the search for knowledge is the nature of all human beings; all people begin to philosophize because of surprise, first wondering what surrounds them, and then gradually moving forward, and then wondering about the more important things, such as changing the phase of the moon, changing the sun and stars, as well as about the creation of all things. Those who are embarrassed and surprised are aware of their ignorance.
Hegel argued that philosophy is a special movement of thinking, a philosophy of striving for absoluteness. Philosophy is the object of the Absolute, it is a special way of thinking - Hegel, small logic. Einstein spoke of philosophy in this way: if philosophy is understood as a desire for knowledge in the most universal and broad form, philosophy can obviously be considered the mother of the entire science of the 18th century, the famous German romantic poet and a short genius Novalis (1771-1801) definition of philosophy: philosophy is the mother of all science, the essence of philosophical activity is to return the spirit of the motherland, any activity with a nostalgic desire to find a spiritual home can be called philosophy. In the brief history of Chinese philosophy, Feng Yulang offers his philosophical definition: systematic reflection on life. Philosophy in China and beyond raises doubts.
After Western philosophy entered China, there was a debate in science about whether philosophy existed in Chinese culture.
People who believe that China has philosophy define philosophy as a fundamental idea about the universe and life. In his essay on the history of Chinese philosophy, Hu Wei points out that those who study the pressing problems of life seek a fundamental solution: this is called philosophy.