Enter the world of our ancient forefathers, when the art of Philosophy first took form and Humankind began stretching the boundaries of thought, further honing our ability to think critically, creatively, and imaginatively.
How did the relationship between Science and Religion change during The Middle Ages, and what effect did the work of Bacon, Hobbs, Descartes, de Spinozza, Locke, Kant, Rousseau, and Hume have on shaping a new school of Philosophy?
The Industrial Revolution changed the way Humankind observed the world. At this time, a new generation of philosophers began to challenge theories put forth by history's philosophers, challenging the boundaries of understanding and reason.
