Philosophy and Philosophizing

Question 1

philia

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love

Question 2

sophia

Answer 2

wisdom

Question 3

Love involve/entails:

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• Passion
• Pursuit
• Going beyond

Question 4

wisdom involves/entails:

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• knowledge/understanding
• a reliable, accurate understanding of
  ourselves & the world

Question 5

nature & function of philosophy

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ignorance

Question 6

deeper knowledge, giving meaning and asking deeper questions

Answer 6

philosophy

Question 7

way of life

Answer 7

philosophy

Question 8

the unending human search for Truth

Answer 8

philosophy

Question 9

awayof thinking about the world, the universe, and the society.

Answer 9

philosophy

Question 10

an activity people undertake when they seek to understand fundamental truths about themselves, the world in which they live, and their relationships to the world and to each other

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philosophy

Question 11

for those who are willing to be disturbed with a creative disturbance

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philosophy

Question 12

for those who still have the capacity to wonder

Answer 12

philosophy

Question 13

both an activity involving thinking
about these kinds of ultimate questions and an
activity involving the construction of sound reasons
or insights into our most basic assumptions
about understanding our lives and our place in
the universe

Answer 13

philosophy

Question 14

Into the principles of presuppositions of any field of
inquiry. Philisophy is not a subject of study like other
fields of inquiry

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Sustained Inquiry

Question 15

sometime regarded as a calling to ask, answer,
or comment upon certain kinds of questions

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Attitude and approach

Question 16

upon whch a fielld of inquryi is bsaed, and there
questions directly relat to the results discovered in
that field of inquiry

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Concerned with assumptions

Question 17

Why do people philosophize?

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• there is tension in human existence
• human interaction

Question 18

Three Types of Inquiry

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• common sense
• scientific inquiry
• philosophical inquiry

Question 19

sound judgment based on a simple perception of
the situation or facts

Answer 19

Common Sense

Question 20

careful investigation into some aspect of the natural
world whereby quantifiable relationships may be
propounded

Answer 20

Scientific Inquiry

Question 21

goes beyond the scientific. It inquires the
coherence quality, sense of human life itself as a
comprehensive reality

Answer 21

Philosophical Inquiry

Question 22

the initiation to philosophy

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questioning, of wanting to
know

Question 23

When man is confronted with Mystery, or Something whose causes are still unknown, he wonders why.- (the beginning of wisdom)

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Socrates

Question 24

Wonder is the feeling of a Philosopher

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Plato

Question 25

To wonder means to realize that there is something ___behind the things that we ordinarily perceive

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strange

Question 26

For the Love of Wisdom by___. An explanation of the meaning and purpose of Philosophy

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Chris John-Terry

Question 27

Known for his methodic doubt

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Rene Descartes

Question 28

He doubted everything until he identified something which cannot be___(that he is doubting).

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doubted

Question 29

paved the way for the beginning of a new period in Philosophy.

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doubt

Question 30

Being influenced by progress and success of science during that time, he was one of the many modern philosophers who tried to provide philosophy with___.

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exactness of mathematics

Question 31

Grenzsituation-Limit Situations

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Karl Jaspers

Question 32

any of certain situations in which a human being is said to have ___ from those arising from ordinary situations

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differing experiences

Question 33

that we can only acknowledge but could not change.

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inescapable realities

Question 34

Metaphysical uneasiness

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Gabriel Marcel

Question 35

to start from external objects (outside of me) which I have a vague idea of

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curious

Question 36

beyond the physical (external) but more of internal.

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metaphysical uneasiness

Question 37

These perspectives will lead them to have their own theory

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philosopher

Question 38

3 kinds of lives by Pythagoras

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- Lowest class - Competitors - Spectators

Question 39

those who go there to buy and sell, to make profit

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lowest class

Question 40

those who go there to compete, to gain honors

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competitors

Question 41

those who come as ___ who reflect upon and analyze what is happening.

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spectators

Question 42

llustrate the activity of philosophers who are liberated from___.

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daily life and imperfections

Question 43

s one of the meanings of Greek word theory

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to look on

Question 44

knowing the basics-----___------become unimportant for many adults.

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- the first causes - ultimate principles