Reference no: EM132860966

Now that we are familiar with some aspects of critical thinking and also the major domains of philosophy, and now that we've wrestled with the distinction between interpersonal and intrapersonal philosophical deliberation, I'd like you to do the following:

First, think about a situation in your own life that represents a philosophical question you have thought about, or that you may even now be thinking about. What is the question, and what domain of philosophy do you think it falls within?

Second, explain what role(s) intrapersonal and interpersonal deliberation can play in your attempt to answer your question;

Third, identify a question from a different domain of philosophy, even if you've never thought about it, and then explain how you would go about addressing it using both interpersonal and intrapersonal deliberation, and

Fourth and finally for this part of the discussion, offer some wisdom about the puzzle of when or whether it may appear that we are deliberating intrapersonally, whereas we may in fact be deliberating interpersonally.