A magyar társadalom túlnyomó többsége (Európúban egyedülálló módon) filozófiaellenes? Miért alakult ez így?

"utóbbi bő száz évben a különböző "izmusok" "

Csakhogy ne keverjük össze a filozófiát az ideológiával, a kettő nem ugyanaz!

Philosophy vs Ideology

Philosophy and Ideology differ from each other when it comes to their concepts and theories. Philosophy explores into the truths of life and creation. It explains the causes of creation and the theories to establish the truth about the life after death.

On the other hand, ideology deals with the beliefs and faiths of a certain social institution. It deals with the doctrines of a particular organization too. This is the main difference between philosophy and ideology.

Philosophy has a pragmatic approach in its theories, whereas ideology is all about beliefs belonging to a particular group of people. Another important difference between philosophy and ideology is that philosophy is objective in its approach, whereas ideology is dogmatic in its approach and beliefs.

Philosophy encourages participation in discussions in order to strengthen their theories and explanations. On the other hand, ideology does not encourage discussions of any sort that do not agree with their beliefs. This is another important difference between philosophy and ideology.

Ideologies depend a lot on philosophy. In other words, it can be said that each and every ideological approach is based on some underlying philosophical truths. On the other hand, the converse is not true. Philosophy does not have underlying ideologies. Thus, it is understood that philosophy is independent of ideology but ideology is dependent on philosophy.

Ideology can easily have an impact on the society, whereas philosophy does not have too much of an impact on the society. This is the reason why there are many systems of philosophy. Philosophy aims at understanding the nature of the universe and existence in general. On the other hand, ideology aims at spreading beliefs. It also aims at imposing those beliefs on the members of the society too. These are the differences between philosophy and ideology.

Ideology is an unquestioning fidelity to a set of principles, beliefs, or both. Philosophy is a questioning inquiry into principles, beliefs, and even questioning inquiry.

Ideology is a specific applied value system that poses a ‘world view’ from a deontological perspective, i.e. It conveys virtues that resonate with human nature, so there is a science based to it on the basis of a specific scientific view of human and existential nature.

Philosophy is rational inquiry into all aspects of life. There are opinions but there are no proofs or final conclusion. It often deals with matters that can have no proof but they still have value just in exploring the possibilities. Philosophy teaches you to think but leaves and final conclusions to you.