Methods Of Philosophizing Flashcards

1
Q

is a question related to
the person
himself/herself.

A

Personal Questions

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2
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is asking
the person about
his/her “OPINION”
on something.

A

Philosophical
Questions

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3
Q

Truth understood this way is what
philosophers call

A

OBJECTIVE TRUTHS

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4
Q

Jürgen Habermas argues, in his
universal pragmatics, or the study of the structure of communicative language as we use it everyday, that apart from the
scientific truths, there are other domains
in life in which we understand truth
differently (Habermas: 1979)

A

DOMAINS OF TRUTH

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5
Q

Scientific truths are covered by the
________ _____ of life

A

OBJECTIVE DOMAIN

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6
Q

Truth is analogous with a general agreement or consensus on what is
right as opposed to what is wrong

A

SOCIAL DOMAIN

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7
Q

Truth is analogous with sincerity

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PERSONAL DOMAIN

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8
Q

means the process of
proving the truth or validity of a statement

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JUSTIFICATION

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9
Q

“Doubt
everything
that can be
doubted.”

A

Rene Descartes

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10
Q

Domains of truth

A

Scientific Domain
Social Domain
Personal Domain

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