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Philosophy optional subject is best suited for curious individuals seeking knowledge about the world, as it serves as the "parent of all disciplines," laying the foundation for other fields of study.
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The UPSC Philosophy curriculum is only one-third the size of other optional subjects, providing a succinct yet comprehensive study.
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The benefits of studying philosophy extend beyond the 500 marks allotted to it. The knowledge gained can be applied in General Studies Paper IV and Essay Paper
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Philosophy helps aspirants develop a critical outlook on life, fostering perceptiveness, independence, and creativity, essential traits for aspiring administrators.
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Many themes covered in Paper II of Philosophy coincide with those in the Essay Paper, such as democracy, justice, environment, gender, and more.
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Paper I of Philosophy covers the history and problems of philosophy, exploring the ideas of influential philosophers like Plato, Aristotle, Kant, and others.
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Paper II delves into socio-political philosophy, discussing topics such as social and political ideals, forms of government, humanism, gender discrimination, caste discrimination, and more.
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This section addresses notions of God, proofs for the existence of God, the problem of evil, concepts of the soul, religious experiences, religion without God, and the relationship between religion and morality.
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Studying philosophy helps aspirants tackle the Ethics Paper effectively, fostering a deeper understanding of ethical issues and decision-making.
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Through the study of philosophy, aspirants can acquire valuable skills and perspectives that can shape them into competent administrators
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