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<div class="text-justify">The good of the world of philosophy through history to show us the different paradigms of thought and the different aspects of knowledge, the importance of the application of the scientific method for the verification of hypotheses raised, the anthology philosophy compiles the different currents of thought and its methods, since it leaves a type of teaching of philosophical history.

<br> We really know that an anthology is a collection of works either by the same author, or on the same subject, the interesting thing is to seek to present the most select or representative works of an author, at the level of philosophy it would be all the current and thinking of the different philosophical paradigms, the starting point of an anthology is to select a central element and then it should be done These goals should be realistically achievable. They must be able to be measured by some system and must be framed in time and space as part of a method.

<br> Thanks to an anthology, it is possible to analyze the courses of the different philosophical disciplines. They deal in good part and even exclusively with classical and contemporary philosophers. Every day since the era of technology this is also based on an anthology, a whole is documented. information on new innovations and their impact on society, all that information leaves a teaching and a new philosophy of seeing things.

<br> Beyond an enigma, the positivist or criticist idea that philosophy is not so much something apart from the sciences as something that tries to achieve a solution of continuity from the problems and notions of science to the questions and without leaving the rational and the essence of the truth of knowledge. </div>

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