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    Depersonalisation
    Depersonalisation
    Depersonalisation
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    Depersonalisation

    By Anar Azimov

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    It is an attempt to briefly express some philosophic ideas in the way of speculation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnar Azimov
    Release dateNov 15, 2012
    ISBN9781301144891
    Depersonalisation
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    Anar Azimov

    Born in 1969 in Baku, Azerbaijan, former USSR. Graduated from Department for Oriental Studies, Baku State University, 1990. PhD in Philosophy (1996). Published fiction and philosophy (in Russian).

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      Depersonalisation - Anar Azimov

      Depersonalisation

      By Anar Azimov

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      Philosophy is not a science.It is a separate way of cognition. It discloses false interpretations of words. Philosophers don't need facts - just words.

      False means contradictory. You think in words - so don't contradict yourself.

      Existence is the main word in philosophy. Nonexistence doesn't exist. Whatever exists is part of existence.

      Existence is continuous and unlimited; it has neither external nor internal borders; it is all, so it is nothing.

      How can something/someone exist if the borders disappear in continuous existence, and no border of the border of the border etc.is traceable?

      Yet our feelings show the opposite: a world of concrete things and people surrounds us. To us, the world is our feelings, and there is nothing beyond.

      We distinguish sensations from continuous existence as we

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