School of Philosophy

A School of Philosophy is a community or tradition that develops and follows a specific set of ideas and methods for understanding fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, ethics, and reality. Think of it as a group of thinkers who share similar perspectives and build upon each other's work over time. These schools often have distinctive approaches, such as questioning assumptions, analyzing logic, or exploring spiritual insights, aiming to deepen our understanding of life's big questions. Examples include Ancient Greek schools like Plato's Academy or Eastern traditions like Confucianism.