I. Done Introduction to philosophy

Question 1

The five disciplines of philosophy?

Answer 1

ethics
logic
aesthetics
epistemology
metaphysics

Question 2

The science of morals, human duty and obligation?

Answer 2

ethics

Question 3

The study of the principles of reasoning, of inference and of the scientific method?

Answer 3

logic

Question 4

The branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty, art and taste?

Answer 4

aesthetics

Question 5

The study of the method or grounds of knowledge, especially with reference to its limits and validity?

Answer 5

epistemology

Question 6

The branch of speculative inquiry dealing with elemental principles, such as being, substance, essence, time, space, cause, identity, etc.?

Answer 6

metaphysics

Question 7

A point of view or tenet put forth without adequate grounds?

Answer 7

dogma or doctrine

Question 8

What chiropractors call chiropractic philosophy most closely resembles:

Answer 8

doctrine or
dogma

Philosophy is a misnomer

Question 9

What are some reasons that we cling to the improper use of the the word “philosophy” when refereeing to traditional chiropractic ideas?

Answer 9

• out of deference or respect to our founders

- widespread misunderstanding of the meaning and process of philosophy

Question 10

Why has the chiropractic field been lacking in intellectual critique from independent scholars in philosophy?

Answer 10

Because chiropractic looks philosophically ignorant when is uses the term chiropractic philosophy incorrectly

Question 11

Medical bashing, rhetoric, and enthusiasm for chiropractic has been often confused with:

Answer 11

Philosophy

Question 12

When speaking of our chiropractic preferences and tendencies, it would be more appropriate to speak of________, not philosophy.

Answer 12

models or paradigms

Question 13

A priori

Answer 13

Self evident, untested