Pholosophy

Question 1

The word philosophy came from two greek words what are they

Answer 1

Philos means love
sophia means wisdom

Question 2

“Wonder is the feeling of a philosopher, philosophy begins in wonder”
who said this

Answer 2

Socrates

Question 3

There were two important groups of philosophers during those times who were they

Answer 3

The sophists and philosophos

Question 4

It is to think or express oneself in a philosophical manner

Answer 4

Philosophizing

Question 5

Methods of philosophizing

Answer 5

Phenomenology
existentialism
postmodernism
analytic tradition
logical and critical thinking
fallacies

Question 6

Phenomenology on consciousness
is founded by

Answer 6

Edmund husserl

Question 7

This focuses on careful inspection and description of phenomena and appearances defined as an object of conscious experience that is that which we are conscious of

Answer 7

Phenomenology

Question 8

Existentialism on freedom
is founded by

the event itself is the personality chosen cells as opposed to public or heard identity

Answer 8

Soren kierkegaard

The truth might be based on one’s attitude or outlook

Question 9

It has come into vogue as the name for a rather diffuse family of ideas and trends that insignificant respects rejects challenges or aims to supersede modernity

Answer 9

Postmodernism on culture

Question 10

It serves as path to freedom from half truths and deception. It helps us uncover bias and prejudice and open to new ideas not necessarily in agreement with previous

Answer 10

Logic and critical thinking tools in reasoning

it has two basic types of reasoning inductive reasoning which means observation and deductive reasoning which means investigation

Question 11

What are the major questions that philosophers ponder

Answer 11

Question of reality
question of certainty
question of causality
question of ethics

Question 12

It deals with the standards of right and wrong which define human behavior and formulate a set of standards and norms of acceptable and correct and good behavior which were applied to daily life

Answer 12

Question of ethics

Question 13

These are questions regarding origin of things purpose or the explanation of a things function or it is usually done by examining events in the context of a cause and effect relationship

Answer 13

Question of causality

Question 14

A central concept off this question is truth as well as knowledge which man is able to know examples are rationalism and empiricism and skepticism this question refers to perfect knowledge that is free from error and doubt

Answer 14

Question of certainty

Question 15

This refers to the state of existence of things independent of human consciousness in the broadest sense it includes physical things that we see if you taste and smell as well things that we cannot easily perceive and comprehend the most general category is divided reality into concrete and abstract reality

Answer 15

Question of reality