Week 1

Question 1

Begins when human beings start trying to understand the world

Answer 1

Philosophy

Question 2

is draw from the so-called root words of a word or concept to be defined

Answer 2

etymological definition

Question 3

According to ——, philosophy comes from the two compound —— words: —— meaning —— and —— meaning ——.

Answer 3

Phytagoras, Greek, philos, love, sophia, wisdom

Question 4

is expected to be a real definition that is an essential definition, that is, definition that tells of the very essence or nature of a thing

Answer 4

classical definition

Question 5

“Philosophy is a science which inquiries into the ultimate causes, reasons, and principles of all things in the light of pure reason alone”

Answer 5

Aristotelico-Thomistic definition

Question 6

It is called —— because the investigation is systematic.

Answer 6

science

Question 7

the philosopher uses his natural capacity to think or simply, human reason alone or the so-called unaided reason

Answer 7

Light of Pure Reason Alone

Question 8

This sets the distinction between philosophy from other sciences. Philosophy studies human beings, society, religion, language, and God among other concerns.

Answer 8

Study of All Things

Question 9

brings us to the present-day definition of philosophy given by Karl Jaspers

Answer 9

contemporary definition