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Logica
the part of philosophy that studies reasoning
Epistemológica
questions related to science
Metafísica
the part of philosophy that studies reality
Antropologia
branch of philosophy that asks what it means to be human
Ontología
branch of philosophy that asks the meaning of everything that exists
Absolutismo
the idea that facts are absolute and not relative
Aestheticismo
late 19th-century European movement which centred on the odea that art exists for the sake of its beauty alone, and that it need serve no purpose
Existentialismo
the idea that all humans are free
Praxis
practice
Logos
universal and devine REASON
Origin of Philosophy
-philo means love and sofia means wisdom
-comes from 6th century BCE ancient Geece
-spreads after greek currency became normal
-presocratics: thales, anaximenes, parménides
-formalists and monists
Idealism
idea that there are two realities, on apparent and one real
Positism
the idea that all facts based in science in logic are valid
Epicureans vs Hedonists
Epicureans = one must pursue pleasure but ethically
Hedonists = do anything whether it’s morally right or wrong in order to attain pleasure
Transcendentalism
a 19th century philosophical movement centered around a personal connection with god and the goodness of humanity
Transcendente
everything beyond
Arje
origin of everything that exists
Apeiron
what can’t be defined
Formalismo (Pitagoras)
interpretation of the formal composition
Relativismo
rejection of truths
Vitalismo
all human lives are important
Idea Innata
knowledge that does not need reasoning but remembering
Falacia
something that seems right at first but isn’t
Racionalismo
idea that knowledge is achieved through reason
Empirismo
philosophical idea that highlights the importance of experience to achieve knowledge
Mayeutica
the method of a teacher teaching students the questions to find the truth
Escepticismo
knowledge that defends the non-existence of truth
How Plato in “The Banquet” and the rest of philosophers define love
an expansion of the heart toward another human being
setting of “The Banquet” by Plato
at the house of the Agathon in Athens