Lesson 1-3 Flashcards
literally, the term “philosophy” means?
“love of wisdom“
etymology:
philo - sophia
philo= love of
sophia= wisdom
study or discipline that uses human reason to
investigate the ultimate causes, reasons, and
principles which govern all things (Ancient
Greeks)
PHILOSOPHY
study of general and fundamental questions
about existence, knowledge, values, reason,
mind, and language
PHILOSOPHY
in simple words, it is a way of thinking about the
world, the universe, and society
PHILOSOPHY
ideas are often general and abstract
PHILOSOPHY
the study humans and world by thinking and
asking questions
PHILOSOPHY
a science and an art
PHILOSOPHY
tries to answer important questions by coming
up with answers about real things and asking
“why?”
PHILOSOPHY
Teaches Plato
Socrates
_____ left no writings of his own.
Socrates
It was his students such as Plato who would write his words down for future generations.
Socrates
______teaches Aristotle
Plato
______ helped to lay the foundation for philosophy, rhetoric and logic through Socratic Dialogues
Plato
_______passed on what he had learned from Plato to his own students.
Aristotle
Aristotle student?
Alexander the Great
______ spread this knowledge through his conquest
Alexander the Great
a school of thought that maintains the
interdependence of factors to another agencies of
causalities
Holism
comes from the Greek word “holos”
Holism
holos means?
all, entire, totality.
a kind of system that aims to determine and explain the whole or totality of a given system by examining the behaviors and activities of certain component parts while in philosophy, a point of view is defined as a way or a method how one sees or perceives the reality or a phenomenon.
HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE
All aspects are tied together to form a general
overview of the problem or situation
HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE
a perspective that looks at reality based on a single or partial component of a system
PARTIAL POINT OF VIEW
Looking at all aspects of
a situation first before
making a conclusion
HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE
holistic perspective leads to?
wisdom to fulfillment
Promote limited knowledge on the situation
PARTIAL POINT OF VIEW