Different philosophers defined the term ‘philosophy’ in different manners
According to John Dewey, ‘Philosophy is critical reviewing of just those familiar things’
According to Raymond, ‘Philosophy is an unceasing effort to discover the general truth that lies behind the particular facts’
Thus, it is understood that philosophy is mostly an idea of what is possible and not a record of accomplished facts. Hence it is hypothetical. It may or may not be proved true.
It may be described as, ‘Generalize thinking in relation to its place, concern and value in experience’. In broader sense, it is a particular way of looking at things.
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