Development of Philosophy 2 Flashcards
Experience is studied based
on the subjective viewpoint of the individual.
Phenomenology
This period gave birth to many schools of
thought namely:
Utilitarianism
Pragmatism
Existentialism
Phenomenology
This period gave birth to many schools of
thought namely:
Human experience is defined
by the views, emotions, and actions of
individuals.
Existentialism
The second period in the history of Greek
philosophy is comparatively short, but it is
considered the _______________.
This period was
dominated by three famous philosophers
The philosophers in this period
mainly had to answer the problem of how to _____________ and ___________ of the nation, which
was threatened by __________and ____________.
Additionally, these three had influenced almost, if
not all, _____________________________ that
people came to know today.
Socratic; most flourishing
Greek triumvirate - Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
save the intellectual AND moral life
materialism AND skepticism
philosophical thoughts and schools
This period gave birth to many schools of
thought namely:
An action is morally right if it
produces the greatest good for the greatest
number of people.
Utilitarianism
Eastern philosophies are classified according
to _________ (based on a belief in a Supreme
Being or deities) and _____
theistic and non-theistic
After the application of reasons to explain
religious doctrines, philosophers venture to
use philosophy to understand society, nature
and humanity.
covering ___________ and the
________________, wise men progress on
the use of reason and logic as the basis of
knowledge (___________), and knowledge
gained through the senses and experience
(____________).
renaissance and age of enlightenment;
rationalism and empiricism
are often described
as “wisdom literature, where stories,
savings, and ex encourage people to
adopt an ____________________.
There is great emphasis on ___________, and the family and community
are considered a ________________.
ethical and harmonious way of
life;
social
relations; central aspect of life
This period focuses on the application
of philosophy to define and explain
religious doctrines. Philosophers this
time seek to prove the existence of the
__________________
Medieval Period; Divine, his nature, and counterattack
heresies.
“wisdom literature, where stories,
savings, and ex encourage people to adopt an _______ and _______________.
There is great emphasis on _____________, and the family and community
are considered a ________________.
ethical and harmonious way of life;
social relations; central aspect of life
several belief systems and
philosophies were already prevalent in
many communities in Asia.
consists of schools of
thought which are often closely tied with
religious beliefs.
Eastern
An action is morally right if it
produces the greatest good for the greatest
number of people.
Utilitarianism
This period focuses on the application
of philosophy to define and explain
religious doctrines.
Philosophers this
time seek to prove the existence of the
_______________________.
Medieval; Divine, his nature, and counterattack
heresies
Eastern philosophies are classified according
to _________ (based on a belief in a Supreme
Being or deities) and _________ philosophies.
There are also a variety of _________________ or belief systems among small
indigenous communities throughout Asia.
theistic and nontheistic; indigenous
philosophies
After the application of reasons to explain
religious doctrines, philosophers venture to
use philosophy to understand society, nature
and humanity.
covering ___________ and the
_______________, wise men progress on
the use of reason and logic as the basis of
knowledge (_______________), and knowledge
gained through the senses and experience
(___________).
Modern; renaissance and age of enlightenment; rationalism; empiricism