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PRELIMS PPT 2 Flashcards

1
Q

the operations by which we grasp the essences of things

A

sensation
Phantasm
Abstraction
Concept/Idea

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2
Q

use of senses to perceive realities to form
precept

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sensation

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3
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image with the help of memory,
imagination etc

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Phantasm

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4
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extraction or creating meaning of
phantasm with the use of intelligence

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Abstraction

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5
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the product of abstraction or this what
the mind grasps as the essence of the object

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Concept/Idea

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6
Q

The representation of an object by the intellect
through which man understands or
comprehends a thing

A

CONCEPT

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7
Q

starts with an outside reality and
apprehended by the senses

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idea

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8
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PROPERTIES OF CONCEPT

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Comprehension
Extension

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9
Q

sum of all the qualities which
constitute the meaning of a concept

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Comprehension

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10
Q

refers to all the individuals or
objects which the comprehension is applicable

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Extension

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11
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COMPREHENSION: EXTENSION:
Substance
Sentient substance
Rational Sentient substance

GIVE EXAMPLE OF POSSIBLE EXTENSIONS ON THE COMPREHENSION IDEAS

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[OWN OPINION]

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12
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GIVE AT LEAST 5 OF YOUR OWN EXAMPLES OF COMPREHENSION AND EXTENSION (3 layers) AT LEAST

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[OWN OPINION, basta following sa format ni sir. dapat dagdag lang ng dagdag ng adjective sa noun, for example:
start ka sa “disaster”, tapos add ka ng “natural disaster”, tapos sa third layer add ka ng “wide-scale natural disaster” tapos magbigay ka ng examples of each]

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13
Q

he greater the comprehension of a
concept, the lesser its extension and vice versa

TRUE OR FALSE

A

True

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14
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KINDS OF CONCEPT

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First Intention
Second Intention

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15
Q

we understand what the thing
is according to what it is in reality

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First Intention

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16
Q

it is not in accordance to reality but on how the mind thinks about it

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Second Intention

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17
Q

We are like “dogs and cats”.

First or Second intention?

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Second Intention

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18
Q

Dogs and cats are animals

First or Second intention?

A

First Intention

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19
Q

The plates are made of golden materials

First or Second intention?

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First Intention

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20
Q

You are my golden child

First or Second intention?

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Second Intention

21
Q

the descriptive quality or attribute

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form

22
Q

the owner of those qualities or
attributes

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Subject

23
Q

expresses a “form” and a “subject”

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Concrete Concepts

24
Q

has a “form” only , has intangible quality, that which cannot be perceived by the senses

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Abstract Concepts

25
Q

signifies the meaning of a concept, all definitions are this type of concept.
(can exist on its own)

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Absolute Concepts

26
Q

signifies a characteristic
existing in the concept, all modifiers are
connotative concepts (hint: may mga adjective at specific na type ng isang bagay)

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Connotative Concepts

27
Q

signifies the existence or possession of something

A

Positive Concepts

28
Q

signifies the absence of
something

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Negative Concepts

29
Q

The external representation of a concept and
the ultimate structural element of a
proposition.

A

TERM

30
Q

TYPE OF TERMS

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RELATIVE CONCEPTS
CONTRARY CONCEPTS
CONTRADICTORY CONCEPTS

31
Q

terms involving two ideas that are one with the other

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RELATIVE CONCEPTS

32
Q

terms involving two ideas that are opposed but with middle ground

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CONTRARY CONCEPTS

33
Q

terms involving two ideas that are opposed but with no middle ground

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CONTRADICTORY CONCEPTS

34
Q

ideas that mean exactly the same
thing in the last two occurrences they were used in

A

UNIVOCAL

35
Q

ideas that have different meanings in the last two occurrences they were used in

A

EQUIVOCAL

36
Q

ideas that have partly the same and partly different meanings in at least two
occurrences

A

ANALOGOUS

37
Q

QUANTITIES OF TERMS

A

SINGULAR
PARTICULAR
UNIVERSAL

38
Q

it stands for a single definite individual or group

A

SINGULAR

39
Q

it stands for an indefinite subject

A

PARTICULAR

40
Q

it stands for every subject signified

A

UNIVERSAL

41
Q

if the way a supposition is meant in the proposition, then it is ________

A

functional

42
Q

KINDS OF SUPPOSITION

A

MATERIAL SUPPOSITION
FORMAL SUPPOSITION

43
Q

is that which uses a
word for its real meaning

A

FORMAL SUPPOSITION

44
Q

is that which uses a word for itself alone, for its spoken or written sign, not for its real meaning

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MATERIAL SUPPOSITION

45
Q

is that which uses a word for its second intention; that is the way the mind thinks it to be

A

LOGICAL SUPPOSITION

46
Q

is that which uses a word in its first intention

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REAL SUPPOSITION

47
Q

exists as a product of imagination

A

IMAGINARY SUPPOSITION

48
Q

term is used as a figure of speech

A

METAPHORICAL SUPPOSITION

49
Q

signifies a group of men

A

SYMBOLIC SUPPOSITION

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