Sofia/Sophia is the ancient Greek word for wisdom. From the Greek etymological definition of philosophy the love of wisdom (philos=love + sophia=wisdom), philosophy is traditionally defined as “the love of Wisdom.”
As a teacher of philosophy, I dedicate this section to share some of the materials I use to teach some courses in philosophy. Though it is still a long way to go for me to consider myself as a “philosopher,” I do regard myself as an eternal student of philosophy. Like Socrates’s famous dictum, “I know not but my own ignorance, ” I do not claim to be knowledgeable in all aspects of philosophy; rather, I accompany my students to find out about the questions worth asking and invite them to reflect, analyze and criticize about the ideas proposed by great thinks from the past and the present. Paraphrasing the Socratic words of wisdom, through this page, I invite you to examine some topics that we, ourselves, continually ask at some point in our lives in order to make life worth living.
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