Materialist philosophy and deconstruction of the human

In this book: how to understand things, ideas, feelings, and identities. What is philosophy, and what is materialist philosophy, and how does philosophy influence understanding life. Life and the illusion of complete control over it. Materialist philosophy and the interpretation of the phenomenon of the human. Equality and reconciliation and the strange phenomenon of racism. Critical thinking, instrumental reasoning, and the concept of beyond the mind. This valuable book explains what materialist philosophy is, its universal appeal, and its shortcomings, and clarifies how we can understand ourselves apart from others; we may fall into imitating others because we fundamentally do not know who they are and who we are, and how we differentiate ourselves from them. If we do not know ourselves, we get lost in the philosophies and thoughts of others. Then it shows how to interpret what we may experience in terms of situations/behaviors/feelings/thoughts/stories/movies/people, through thinking that falls within the scope of materialist philosophy without us realizing it, and how understanding materialist philosophy can change our way of awareness of things. Then the book moves on to what consciousness originally is, and what the mind and beyond the mind are. The book then takes a journey to apply and explain how the world, especially the West, from a materialist perspective, and why the West sees itself and the rest of the world in the same way. Finally, the book concludes with a wonderful chapter on materialist philosophy, genocide, and global conflict. Author: Abdul Wahab Al-Masiri Number of pages: 289