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Philosophy
can have as its subject, the nature of ontology, politics, sociology,
economics, morality, religion, pschology, or science.
That means philosophy isn't an area of study in itself, but a means by which to examine other subjects.
Yet, to make such an examination, one must have a sound epistemology, a theory of knowledge: how do we know, what we know?
Philosophy is therefore, at its core, the rational investigation of questions about existence, and knowledge, and ethics.
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