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11: 1st SEM | INTRO TO PHILO > Q1: Lesson 1 pt. 1 | Intro to Philo > Flashcards

Q1: Lesson 1 pt. 1 | Intro to Philo Flashcards

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Derived from the Greek words Philos “love” and Sophia “wisdom”;

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philosophy

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Philosophy literally means

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love of wisdom

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The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially when considered as an academic discipline.

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philosophy

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The fundamental values or some basic assumptions about things, persons, institutions, and others which form presuppositions that influence one’s beliefs, decisions, and actions

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philosophy

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according to ________,The fundamental values or some basic assumptions about things, persons, institutions, and others which form presuppositions that influence one’s beliefs, decisions, and actions

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armando bonifacio

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is said to be the first to use Philosophy when he differentiated the three classes of people who attended the ancient Olympic Games.

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pythagoras

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3 types of people in the ancient olympic games

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  1. lovers of gain
  2. lovers of honor
  3. lovers of knowledge
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Pythagoras called the third class of people as the best kind of people or Philosophers; those who seek to arrive at the truth, as they neither seek profit nor compete in the games. Who are these 3rd class of people?

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lovers of knowledge

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The fundamental values or some basic assumptions about things, persons, institutions, and others which form presuppositions that influence one’s beliefs, decisions, and actions.

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subject matter of philosophy

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he activity of reflecting on and analyzing one’s beliefs reasons for actions or decisions could be a kind of Philosophy as well.

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subject matter of philosophy

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Examining and questioning your thoughts is form of

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philosophy

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Through reflection you recognize the pattern and change it, WHICH IS ___________________

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FORM OF PHILOSOPHY IN ACTION.

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is the byproduct of your careful systematic examination of your thoughts and belief that are organized to make sense.

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philosophy

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A reconstructed belief or a value system which shows universal and comprehensive character as a result of reflection and analysis in a more comprehensive and systematic manner

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subject matter of philosophy

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is as a study of subjects which can be understood on how they are talked about.

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another view on philosophy

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By dissecting _______________ we uncover underlying assumptions and implications

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language and communication

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It reveals hidden meanings and ideas showing us deeper understanding of the conversation.

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dissecting language and communication

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subjects that have a fundamental importance to a reflective person and there is a lack of general agreement on how subject of concern may be defined.

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philosophical subjects

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What is considered as ________ subjects are matters a reflective person believes in, counts as real, and considers as good which shapes his or her life.

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philosophical

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____________ involve deep questions and exploration of ideas.

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philosophical subjects

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________________subjects are more practical and concrete.

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non-philosophical

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subjects often deal with abstract concept and deep inquiries

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philosophical

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subjects are more about practical application and tangible outcomes in various fields.

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non-philosophical

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an ongoing activity for it branches to many more questions that need to be discussed.

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philosophy

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becomes an ongoing activity because there may be many and varied answers to fundamental questions.

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philosophy

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Thus the value of philosophy lies in its ability to stimulate

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critical thinking

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It encourages open-mindedness and creativity and the development of analytical skills that can be applied in various aspects of life.

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philosophy

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Derived from the Greek term Ethos “moral philosophy”

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ethics

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ethics is derived from the greek word ______

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ethos

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what does ethos mean

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moral philosophy

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branch of philosophy concerned about human conduct.

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ethics

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Deals with norms or standards of right and wrong applicable to human behavior.

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ethics

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Considered as prescriptive as it prescribes what people ought to do rather what people do.

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ethics

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The systematic reflections in ___________ will lead to an understanding of the concept of right and wrong and conceptions about morality which affects one’s actions towards others.

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ethics

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______ helps people prioritize their values.

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ethics

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The analysis is directed toward the nature of aesthetic judgment, standards of beauty, and the objectivity of these standards in response to the questions about the meaning of aesthetic experience.

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aesthetics

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Comes from the Greek word aisthetikos

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aesthetics

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what does aisthetikos mean

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sensitive or perspective

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In this branch, the Philosopher is concerned with the analysis of aesthetic experience and the idea of what is beautiful.

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aesthetics

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Philosophers analyze whether beauty is based on utility, experience, form, pleasure, or expression.

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aesthetics

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Derived from the Greek word “epistēmē”

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epistemology

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what does episteme mean

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knowledge

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This branch of Philosophy deals with various problems concerning knowledge; its origin, whether empiricism or rationalism, and the verification or confirmation knowledge.

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epistemology

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specializes in the distinction between belief and knowledge, the nature of truth, the problems of perception, the external world, and meaning and other minds.

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epistemology

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A branch of Philosophy that looks into whether there are rules or principles that govern reasoning.

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logic

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_______ incorporates the analysis of the methods of deduction and induction to provide the rules on how people ought to think logically.

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logic

47
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gives a person the techniques to create sound arguments and avoid fallacious reasoning.

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logic

48
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increases one’s ability to reason correctly and distinguish irrational reasoning.

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logic

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A study of reality.

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metaphysics

50
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This literally means “after Physics”.

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metaphysics

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This branch analyzes whether everything is material, and if life, energy, and mind are its different manifestation.

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metaphysics

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reflect on the subject of appearances (how something looks by how it appears) and reality (that which actually is).

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metaphysics

53
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A reflective analysis and criticism of beliefs and values of human beings.

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philosophizing

54
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To speculate or theorize about fundamental or serious issues, especially in a tedious or pompous way.

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philosophizing

55
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To explain or argue in terms of one’s philosophical theories.

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philosophizing

11: 1st SEM | INTRO TO PHILO (10 decks)

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