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Philosophy Flashcards

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Philosophy

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love of wisdom

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Philo

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love of something

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Sophia

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wisdom

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wisdom

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critical analysis of ideas

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idea

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cognitive element (mental image)

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Sport philosophy

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submit ideas to criticism to identify unique qualities

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Branches of Philosophy

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Epistemology, Metaphysics, Ethics, Logic, Aesthetics

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Epistemology

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study of knowledge

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Metaphysics

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study of reality and existence

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Ethics

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study of right and wrong

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Logic

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study of inductive and deductive reasoning

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Aesthetics

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the study of art beauty and taste

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Materialism

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nothing truly exists unless it is made of matter

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Physicalism

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everything is or will ultimately become physical (treating patients as their body)

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Holism

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mind and body are intertwined (treat patients as a person)

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Defining parts of Game

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  • goals
  • means - actions allowed to achieve the goals
  • rules
  • lusory attitude
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Defining parts of Sport

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  • 4 parts of Game
  • specific physical skills
  • wide following
  • relatively stable - institutions, organizations
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Institutionalization includes

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  • establishing and enforcing rules
  • develop expertise on how to play
  • organize competitions
  • teach others
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Formalist

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defining element of sports is the rules

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Conventionalism

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defining elements of sports are rules and conventions

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Broad Internalism

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sports are defined by rules, conventions, and intrinsic properties like fairness and sportsmanship

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Sportsmanship

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desire or intention to engage in a sport for enjoyment

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recreational sports

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activities for leisure time

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competitive sports

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activities for the purpose of winning

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moral values

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principles and standards we use to inform our actions

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