GOD TJANK YOU FOR THIS. I have a 15 page paper due for my Phil class and I was having a mental breakdown thinking about all the outside research/sources, but you just made me feel so much better
Bro I'm just taking an ethics class/ inro to philosophy. I have no clue what's going on. I need to write a short paper on arguing the naive view of moral subjectivism. This is more information than I can get out of the instructor on how to write it. Thanks.
Thank you for this. I am writing a 12-page research paper on Hegel's Aesthetics. His text is so hard to read and understand because it is so dense and long. Looking back retrospectively I am now wishing that I had chosen a different philosopher to write about. However, I do believe that I can make a quality paper if I follow this structure.
how do you find the opinions, argument, solutions of other philosophers? It seems that philosophers are very verbose and it feels like it is a lot of work to truely understand a philosophers opinion,argument,solution on a certain topic.
Can you suggest some peer-reviewed respected journal or conference proceedings in Philosophy that we might find the type you are talking about in the video? Thx
By the way, is your philosophy training and research at Masters, Doctorate or post-doc? Just curious since you make a good mentor and just wanting to know how experienced this mentor is. Cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Well, telling you, "I'm not convinced you have actually told me anything, and here's why I have those suspicions", can be different to saying nothing, even though it doesn't have to present any positive claims
@@Jeromeots Keep at it. The trick is to write everyday, doesn't matter if you're just rewording something you've already written. Once you start writing you typically will add something to the rest of your work, be it edits or a continuation of the whole. Had to take a hiatus myself for more research, but it's at 203,000 now.
GOD TJANK YOU FOR THIS. I have a 15 page paper due for my Phil class and I was having a mental breakdown thinking about all the outside research/sources, but you just made me feel so much better
Are you doing majors in philosophy ??
@@karan_IV sorry just seeing this! But yes I am
Watched this while taking a crap. Finally found that eudaimonia. Would watch again. oI
This is far more useful than any literature I’ve been given in my classes. Thank you so much.
This is truly legendary.
*Short answer: don’t be Hegel.*
who are you so intelligent ?
Hegel's writing was pure insanity
Hahahahha thats so good
Also, don't be Kant too. --Critique of Pure Unreason
Bro I'm just taking an ethics class/ inro to philosophy. I have no clue what's going on. I need to write a short paper on arguing the naive view of moral subjectivism. This is more information than I can get out of the instructor on how to write it. Thanks.
Glad to help!
Thank you for this. I am writing a 12-page research paper on Hegel's Aesthetics. His text is so hard to read and understand because it is so dense and long. Looking back retrospectively I am now wishing that I had chosen a different philosopher to write about. However, I do believe that I can make a quality paper if I follow this structure.
Why did you choose Hegel in the first place? :0
Thank you so much for this series!!
You are amazing at this, I would have had zero clue to how to even begin my Philosophy paper. Thank you
how do you find the opinions, argument, solutions of other philosophers? It seems that philosophers are very verbose and it feels like it is a lot of work to truely understand a philosophers opinion,argument,solution on a certain topic.
Great videos and explanation series. Wish it was ADHD friendly with drawings, lol. But thanks a lot, you saved my butt.
Thank you sooo much. Ahhh I was so lost before watching this, but now I have a solid foundation to build off of!!! :)
"what if you have a paper from 8,9, 16-19, or 50+ pages"
"...you don't"
what about tWO-
Thank you this is perfect!
Around 3:10, what do you mean by: “in the face of objections from another source”??
you video saved the day
Happy to help. :)
amazing!
Thanks so much!
Can you suggest some peer-reviewed respected journal or conference proceedings in Philosophy that we might find the type you are talking about in the video? Thx
Glad I found this
Meanwhile in philosophy examinations in the UK you have to develop your own arguments in two handwritten essays you have 2 hours to finish.
In the words of the Angry Video Game Nerd,
"WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?"
@@raynethecat3027 It's actually ridiculous. Now I'm studying in Norway and it's insane how much better universities here are organized and taught.
@@priwithap lol sorry, there's probably a lot of variation within the UK though, so you never know.
Do you have a best of examples?
And I thought calculus was overly confusing with the machine gunned letters.
By the way, is your philosophy training and research at Masters, Doctorate or post-doc? Just curious since you make a good mentor and just wanting to know how experienced this mentor is. Cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
I have to write an extended essay but I'm not sure how to write a good introduction. The essay is titled "can war be morally justified" plz help
did u write it ?
@9:00
thank you. i am still pretty screwd but thank none the less
Be skeptical about starting with thought experiments ;)
"Fifty or sixty pages to tell you effectively nothing." Also see: The Skeptics.
@Bim Sherwood as someone who doesn’t know much about philosophy, could you explain?
Well, telling you, "I'm not convinced you have actually told me anything, and here's why I have those suspicions", can be different to saying nothing, even though it doesn't have to present any positive claims
You can tell it's not about math papers because they can't even number their videos, I guess it's Bayesian inference then
Mine's at 153,000 words so far.
Darn mine is at 48,000
I really enjoyed you in the Good Place, Chidi. Keep that thesis going, bud.
Damm I only have 4k words to write and I'm struggling
@@Jeromeots Keep at it. The trick is to write everyday, doesn't matter if you're just rewording something you've already written. Once you start writing you typically will add something to the rest of your work, be it edits or a continuation of the whole.
Had to take a hiatus myself for more research, but it's at 203,000 now.
@@Marcara081 Not gonna lie. I'm really curious about what type of word requires 203,000 words??