"To teach how to live with uncertainty, and yet without being paralyzed by hesitation, is perhaps the chief thing that philosophy in our age can still do for those who study it." This statement, given by Bertrand Russell, conveys the simple yet infinite nature of philosophy itself: the uncertain. Philosophy is the seemingly natural result of man's ability to wonder. It questions what is real and, ultimately, what is the explanation of reality.

There are four distinct yet somewhat overlapping divisions of philosophy. The first, metaphysics, is concerned with the discovery of ultimate reality. This area of philosophy itself has three divisions. The first

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