Module 1 Flashcards
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Greek root words of Philosophy and its meanings?
Philos - Love;
Sophia - Wisdom
What is the second-order inquiry? and why?
Philosophy, because it questions and criticizes what is known
What does Philosophy as a Second-order Inquiry refine?
science and its methodology
Who and where was the term Philosophy used?
By Pythagoras of Samos (570 - 495 BCE) during an Olympic Game
The start of philosophy that was an investigation regarding the nature of things in general.
Phusis
Philosophy is considered the ________ from where other disciplines emerged.
mother discipline/ primary discipline
This is the logical and empirical way of looking at things.
Philosophy
Greek word for “Nature”
Phusis
Who was proponent for the Characteristics of a Philosophical Question?
Isaiah Berlin
What are the Characteristics of a Philosophical Question?
broad and general, has no single methodology in answering, trivial
What is the first-order inquiry?
scientists assumptions
Philosophy is a _____ that crosses over different areas and disciplines.
meta-discipline
This is a branch of philosophy that is the study of reality and existence & example
Metaphysics, Plato’s Theory of Forms
Branches of Philosophy.
Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Logic, Theodicy
these two branches of philosophy are a good combination
Metaphysics, Epistemology
Branch of philosophy that’s all about questions? answers?
Metaphysics, Epistemology
study of knowledge, truth, ideas, and language
Epistemology
different notions of realities in Epistemology
The Rationalists, The Empiricists, The Pragmatics, The Idealists
study of right and wrong in human endeavors
Ethics
talks about practicality of Moral Judgement & Moral Virtue
Ethics (best in evil, worst in good)
study of correct thinking
Logic (logical reasoning, Syllogism)
study of justification of things structure and goal created by God
Theodicy - associated with theology
In 630 BC, this was a fishing village and center of ______
Miletus, trade and commerce
Miletus was known as the ___ because this is where they exchanged goods and ideas
Melting Pot of ideas and cultures