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Summary
Philology, understood as the branch of knowledge that deals with the structure, historical development, and relationships of languages, comes with various contradictions and challenges when it comes to justifying the logic of certain ideas.How do we reconcile for Janus words? What do we make of seemingly disparate concepts of identity when so much gray area allows for paradoxes to exist?Through the psychological concepts of the dialectic paired with an examination of Free Will, Identity, and Philosophy of Emotion, we can begin to unpack how to make philosophy more accessible in an age where knowledge is under attack by disingenuous political goals.
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