Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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The pursuit of wisdom, truth, and knowledge

A

philosophy

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2
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What does the word philosophy mean in greek?

A

love of wisdom

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3
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Questions in philosophy are considered __________ and more __________ than others.

A

broader, fundamental

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4
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What are the four branches of philosophy?

A

logic, metaphysics, epistemology, and values

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5
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study of good and bad arguments and reasoning and formal, symbolic languages intended to express propositions, sentences, or arguments

A

logic

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6
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study of what sorts of entities exist, what the world and its constituents are made of, and how objects or events might cause or explain each other

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metaphysics

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7
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study of knowledge, evidence, and justified belief

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epistemology

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8
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the study of morality, politics, and art

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values

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9
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What is the first point of philosophy?

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to discover truth, wherever and whatever it is

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10
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What is the second point of philosophy?

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to learn how to better live our lives

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11
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What is the third point of philosophy?

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to understand our own lives and be more conscious of our choices and their implications

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12
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What is the fifth point of philosophy?

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to learns how to better think and reason

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13
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What are the five lenses to make sense of philosophical texts?

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context, vocabulary, concepts, argument, and structure

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14
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What are the three guidelines on reading philosophy?

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skim the article, go back and read carefully, and evaluate the author’s arguments

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15
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What is the value of philosophy?

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for the sake of the questions themselves

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16
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well-founded standards of right and wrong that prescribe what humans ought to do, usually in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to society, fairness, or specific virtues

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first definition of ethics

17
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the study and development of one’s ethical standards

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second definition of ethics