module 1 Flashcards
where does philosophy originate
ancient Greece 6th century
who first coined philosophy
pythagoras
what are the 3 class of people
gain - profit
honor - prestige
knowledge/wisdom - philosophy
etymological definition of philosophy
Philos (love)
sophia (wisdom)
what does philosophy questions
knowledge
life
morality
human nature
what does philosophy use
reason and logic
what are the branches of philosophy
metaphysics
epistemology
ethics
politics
aesthetics
,sculpture of a pensive nude male by French artist Auguste Rodin
the thinker
who made the thinker sculpture
Auguste Rodin
who are the 3 known philosophers
aristotle
plato
socrates
the branch of
philosophy that deals with the examination of
existence
metaphysics
It answers queries like “What is the meaning of life?
What is the purpose of life? Does God exist?”.
metaphysics
studies the process of
attaining knowledge. It answers the question, ‘How do
we know?”.
epistemology
It is also concerned with
how the human person’s mind is associated with reality;
and whether these relationships are valid or invalid
epistemology
branch of philosophy dealing with correct judgment. It answers the question, “What I
ought to do?”
ethics
It is the study of right or wrong in human actions
- human conduct
- norms standard of right and wrong
ethics
a branch of philosophy that
delves into art
aesthetics
who said “the whole is more than the sum of its part”
aristotle
what thinking that considering all other factors
hollistic
Looking at the bigger picture and being open-minded
hollistic
cultivates sense of understanding
hollistic
“philosophy begins in wonder”
plato
mans personal study to experiences for development
reflective practice
” we live and learn, or perhaps we learn and live”
terry pratchett
what do we consider in reflective practice
experience
interactions
reflections
what reflective practice deeply weigh
emotions, responses, actions
“the unexamined life is not worth living”
socratis
he urge people to examine and reflect upon their lives by breaking away from their daily habits
socratis
willingness to process our thoughts feelings, actions to learn more
reflection
