Philosophy: Learn & Explore

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About this app

Unravel the mysteries of existence with Philosophy: Learn & Explore. Dive into a vast library of over 1000 articles, videos, and quizzes covering everything from ancient Greek thought to modern existentialism. Whether you're a seasoned philosophy student or just beginning your philosophical journey, this app offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the big questions.

Explore core philosophical concepts like ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, and political philosophy. Learn about influential thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, Nietzsche, and Sartre. Test your understanding with interactive quizzes and delve deeper with insightful video lectures.

Philosophy: Learn & Explore is designed for intuitive navigation and a seamless learning experience. Crisp, clear language makes complex ideas accessible, while engaging multimedia content keeps you hooked.

Key Features for Philosophy Enthusiasts:

* 1000+ Articles, Videos & Quizzes: A wealth of resources at your fingertips.
* Comprehensive Coverage: Explore the breadth and depth of philosophical thought.
* Accessible & Engaging: Learn at your own pace with easy-to-understand content.
* Interactive Learning: Test your knowledge and solidify your understanding.
* Expand Your Mind: Challenge your beliefs and sharpen your critical thinking skills.

Start your philosophical adventure today! Download Philosophy: Learn & Explore and unlock the world of ideas.

Official website: www.philosophylearn.com

Ratings and reviews

My favourite app has started to change! Suddenly there are courses, and such. I was happy with just the index format, and didn't need to see it updating (if only for new philosophers), but I'm looking forward to seeing what it will do next. my only qualm is that the language is Russian in certain parts, notifications too. That will need fixing.

The accuracy is my greatest concern. The information itself is questionable. It mentions the paradox of "Achilles and the Hare" which seems to be combing Achilles and the Tortoise with The Turtle and The Hare. This could simply be a typo from an otherwise expert philosopher, but it does spark questions of accuracy. Changing the formatting and improving sources would help.

Was 5* before, but the new UI and info added makes it a 6*. Great app