Maarten Maartensz

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Intro Maarten Maartensz:

  Philosophical Dictionary
       Key-terms


  Philosophical Essays

   Aphorisms 1
   Aphorisms 2
   Aphorisms 3
   Aphorisms 4

   Problem of Induction

   Fundamental problem for
   democracy

Essays in Dutch:
 
  Spiegeloog-columns
  Multatuli en de Filosofie
  Gedebiliseerde Rechtsstaat  
  Over politiek, ideologie en
  taalgebruik

Book in Dutch (pre-publ):

   Ideeën (Dutch)

Practical Philosophy

   ME in Amsterdam 
(Dutch)
   39 Questions on the decline of
   education and civilization in Holland
   Nederlog (Dutch and English)

See also:

  Philosophy
  Logic
  Multatuli's IDEEN (Dutch)


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Welcome to my own philosophy  pages about my own philosophy!

The links on the left give only a rather random and very small selection of what I wrote. (It depends in part on what is in html).

Probably the best introduction to my own ideas are the Philosophical Dictionary and its Key-terms

There is a good if somewhat indirect survey of some of my ideas about society, men, education and quite a few other things for those who read Dutch in my comments to Multatuli's IDEEN

Multatuli was the alias of Eduard Douwes Dekker, a truly amazing Dutchman who lived from 1820-1887, and may be read in English in Penguin Classics: "Max Havelaar", which is mostly autobiographical.

The only real and genuine modern Dutch philosophers I know of (that are worth reading) are Multatuli and Beth, and neither was an academic philosopher. (Beth was a mathematician and logician primarily. I like his "Foundations of Mathematics" very much.)

There is and will be considerably more philosophy and logic  on this site in the future, and indeed there is much more in the links in this paragraph - and note that all philosophical classics I put on line come with my own comments.

There now also is the - beginning of - the beginning of my own Ideeën in Dutch.

My own meanings for over 600 terms (presently) that are used in philosiophy is in my 
Philosophical Dictionary.

Also, there are extensive notes by me - usually as long as the works annotated - to

Leibniz's New Essays and Monadology
Aristotle's Ethics and Politics
Descartes' Meditations
Hume's Enquiries into Understanding and Morals
Mill's On Liberty and Utilitarianism
Multatuli's Ideen
Russell's Problems of philosophy
Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

and indeed more: See the philosophy-section.

I wish you pleasurable and instructive reading and computing, and a high intelligence!

Maarten Maartensz
last update: 26 Mar 2013