PHILOSOPHY MT1 Flashcards
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how can i overcome it?
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PROCESs
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why am i feeling this way?
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CAUSE
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will it affect my life and the people around me?
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CONSEQUENCES
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all about question and answer
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PHILOSOPHY
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3 primary questions of philosophy
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WHERE AM I
HOW DO I KNOW IT
WHAT SHOULD I DO?
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means love in greek
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PHILO
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means wisdom in greek
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SOPHIA
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love of knowledge
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PHILOSOPHIA
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pursuit of wisdom
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PHILOSOPHY
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systmatic investigation
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PHILOSOPHY
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uses human reason to investigate the ultimate causes reasons and principles which govern things
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PHILOSOPHY
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philosophy relation to science?
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MOTHER OF ALL SCIENCES
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motto sinasabuhay through philosophy
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WAY OF LIFE
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because philosophy follows systematic investigation
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SCIENCE
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philosophy is all about ________
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FUNDAMENTALS
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philosophy involves the _________
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WIDEST GENERALIZATIONS
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the root cause that explains almost everything in a given context
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FUNDAMENTALS
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two branches of philosophy
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NORMATIVE
COGNITIVE
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provides description of being and knowing
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COGNITIVE
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concerned with the standard of good
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NORMATIVE
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three under cognitive
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METAPHYSICS
LOGIC
EPISTEMOLOGY
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questions regarding reality and existence
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METAPHYSICS
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means beyond
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META
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science and art of correct thinkng
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LOGIC
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nature and means of human knowledge
EPISTEMOLOGY
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three under normative
ETHICS
POLITICS
AESTHETHICS
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deals with human action good or bad right or wrong
ETHICS
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principles of a social system
POLITICS
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nature of art objective judgement of beauty
AESTHETHICS
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answers where am I
METAPHYSICS
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answers how do i do it
EPISTEMOLOGY
LOGIC
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answers what should i do
ETHICS
POLITICS
AETHETHIC
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it speaks
KNOWLEDGE
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it listens
WISDOM
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first earliest philosopher
THALES
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it evolves
KNOWLEDGEi
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it is timeless
WISDOM
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three characterisrics of philosphy
FRAMEWORK
EXAMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE
DISCIPLINE
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way of thinking about the world and is composed of views and beliefs of a person
FRAMEWORK
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a philosopher concern himself with the nature of knowledge and embraces all types of it
EXAMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE
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begins wih human experience of reality.
DISICPLINE
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more than knowledge seeks your mind to illusion and flawless reasoning
DISCIPLINE
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religion is based on?
FAITH
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philosophy is based on?
REASONING
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era or time when the philosophy arise
TIMEFRAME
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philosophy before socrates
PRESOCRATIC PEIOD
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theme of question
THEMATIC TYPES
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philosophical views
POSITIONAL
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methods used to answer question
METHODOLOGICal
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eastern or western
REGIONAL/GEOGRAPHICAL
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5 general types of philo
THEMATIC
POSITIONAL
METHODOLOGICAL
REGIONAL/GEOGRAPHICAL
HISTORICAL
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5 examples of thematic
LOGIC
EPISTEMOLOGY
METAPHYSICS
ETHICS
AESTHETHICSe
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reasoning
LOGIC
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knowledge
EPISTEMOLOGY
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reality, existence
METAPHYSICS
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morality
ETHICS
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beauty
AESTHETICS
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the state or social power
SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
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science
PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
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religious beliefs
PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
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meanig of linguistic expression
PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE
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mind
PHILOSOPHY OF MIND
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other term for thematic types
DISCIPLINAL PHILOSOPHIES
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correspond to what are called philosophical school of thoughts
POSITIONAL TYPES
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philosophies classified according to the kind of method
METHODOLOGICAL TYPES
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uses linguistic logical and conceptual analysis
ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY
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generally refer to philosophical activities that occur in a particular region
REGIONAL TYPES
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depending on timeframe
HISTORICAL TYPE
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aware of own ignorance
WISE PERSON
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tagapagdala ng katotohanan
BEARERS OF TRUTH
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quote of socrates
I KNOW THAT I KNOW NOTHING
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opposite of truth
FALSITY
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has property of being true
TRUTH
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things that can be properly said to be true
BEARERS OF TRUTH
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candidates of truth
SENTENCE
STATEMENT
BELIEFS
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form of sentence for it to be considered a bearer of truth
informative SENTENCE
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often used to issue a command
DECLARATIVE SENTENCE
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proposition as called by philosphers
STATEMENT
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functions to advance a claim about the world
STATEMENT
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Statements are sentences that?
EXPRESSED LINGUISTICALLY
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expressed mentally
BELIEFS
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if it is happening in the world and is considered true
FACT
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means of sense and experience 2
EMPIRICAL TRUTH
RATIONAL TRUTH
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based on own experience
EMPIRICAL
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based on reason
RATIONAL
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only be known after some experience
POSTERIORI
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known before some experience
PRIORI
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depends if not knowing or knowing the truth extends our kowledge our adds to what we already know 2
SYNTHETIC
ANALYTICAL
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adds up a new idea
SYNTHETIC
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describes something that is already known and does not add up idea
ANALYTIC
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analytic truth are connected to
RATIONAL TRUTH
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synthetic truth are connected to
EMPIRICAL TRUTH
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whether or not the truth is true in all situations 2
CONTINGENT TRUTH
NECESSARY TRUTH
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can be sometimes true, sometimes false
CONTINGENT TRUTH
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always true in all situations
NECESSARY TRUTH
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contingent truth are connected to
EMPIRICAL
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necessary truth are connected to
RATIONAL
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whether the truth can be known by one or many 2
PRIVATE TRUTH
PUBLIC TRUTH
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only one knows the truth
PRIVATE
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can be known by everyone
PUBLIC
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connection of public truth
BOTH EMPIRICAL AND RATIONAL
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whether dependent on the attitudes preferences or interests of a person 2
SUBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
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depends on the preferences of the people
SUBJECTIVE TRUTH
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doesnt depend on bias or preferences of the people
OBJECTIVE TRUTH
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based on objective truth
FACTUAL JUDGEMENTS
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whether the truth is acknowledged by everyone or only by some people 2
UNIVERSAL
RELATIVE
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accepted by everyone
UNIVERSAL
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Accepted by some
RELATIVE
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relation of universal
OBJECTIVE TRUTH
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relation of relative
SUBJECTIVE TRUTH
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whether arrived through deductive or inductive reasoning 2
CERTAIN TRUTH
PROBABLE TRUTH
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deductive reasoning
CERTAIN TRUTH
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inductive reasoning
PROBABLE TRUTH
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general standard of good
NORMATIVE
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specific on human actions
ETHICS
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ways of knowing the truth or, in particular of determining the truth of a given statement or belief
METHODS OF TRUTH
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methods of truth being described in what philosophers usually call theories of truth
GENERAL METHODS
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3 under general
CORRESPONDENCE
COHERENCE
PRAGMANTIC
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ways of explaining the truth or what makes a statement or belief true
THEORIES OF TRUTH
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refers to specific ways of applying the general methods of truth
PARTICULAR METHODS OF TRUTH
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5 under particular
OBSERVATION
REASONING
INTUITION
MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE
APPEAL TO AUTHORITY
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we can kmow whether a statement is true by examining whether the statement belief corresponds to or represents a fact in the world
GENERAL METHOD OF CORRESPONDENCE
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we can know whether a statement / belief is true by examining whether the statement/belief coheres with true of the relevant system
GENERAL METHOD OF COHERENCE
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know whether a statement/belief is true by examining the consequences of holding or accepting the statement/belief to be true
GENERAL METHOD OF PRAGMANTISM
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method used to check if empirical statement about an observable fact in the world, correctly represents a fact in the world
OBSERVATION
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observation can be?
INTERNAL
EXTERNAL
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observation of our thoughts and feelings
INTERNAL
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some philosophers identify internal observation as _________
INTROSPECTION
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observation of things outside our mind or consciousness using 5 senses
EXTERNAL
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internal observation is used in determining the truth of?
PSYCHOLOGICAL STATEMENTS
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external observation is used in determining the truth of?
PHYSICAL ELEMENTS
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the process of knowing or establishing truth by means of our reason
REASONING
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process of proving the truth of a
statement or belief on the basis of the truth of another
statement or belief
INFERENCE
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inference can be done?
INDUCTIVELY
DEDUCTIVELY
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way by which we directly grasp the truth of something
INTUITION
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may take the form of testimony of reliable eyewitness, information provided by an appropriate expert and reliable documents among others
APPEAL TO AUTHORITY
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aspect of reality constitute the mystical; and a mystical experience is therefore an experience of the aspects of reality
MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE
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mystical experience is usally?
SPIRITUAL
RELIGIOUS
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sky is blue
CORRESPONDENCE
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water is wet
CORRESPONDENCE
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one and nine are ten
COHERENCE
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A pentagon has 5 sides
COHERENCE
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belief of ghosts or vampires
PRAGMATISM
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other term for observation
PERCEPTION
