What is the philosophy of human life?

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Jae Park

This is a big question. It depends on what you mean by 'human life'.

'Philosophical anthropology' speculates on human beings, among others nature of human condition and practical action. Ethics would be a big chunk.

Perhaps you mean 'life' as Greek 'bios' or physical existence with immanent motion. Then the discussion will be narrowed down to that particular material/physiological aspects.

"Human life" could also mean (it depends on you) human existence and, if so, it will lead to a quest about almost everything in philosophy

Kamlesh K Sharma

Ha ha, great question again. You should post this question separately. I am neither astrophysicist nor poet to help

Jerry Rhee

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