Explores the etymological journey of western philosophy. Words change when specially cut pages are turned, reflecting the evolution of the word, and philosophy itself.
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There are two fundamental factors that have developed the etymology of philosophy; one being how originally the word was a combination of two words, and the other is that through the development of philosophy, philosophers have always researched Ancient Greek philosophies. These two factors have been translated into a concept by extracting the fundamentals of the observations. Resulting in the ‘combination of words’ and ‘the examination of foundation (past) has been crucial to development the future of philosophy,’ conveyed by having precisely cut pages that change words from the previous page when turned.