What is Philosophy? Flashcards

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According to Pythagoras of Samos:
lovers of
lovers of
lovers of

A

(1) lovers of gain;
(2) lovers of honor;
(3) lovers of knowledge or wisdom.

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It also encompasses the
examination of the ________________, and
between the ________________________________.

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relationships between a person and his/her environment; individual person
and his/her society

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Philosophers aim at almost all aspects
of ___________________, inquiring into and
investigating all forms of ________________.

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human discipline; human
phenomena

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Philosophy is by its very nature an
inquiry into the ______________ and
____________________. It explores the
full range of reality and offers a
thoroughly ______________________ for it. Additionally, philosophy has a solely
_____________.

A

meaning of oneself; the world one lives in; logical justification; speculative goal

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3 Nature and Functions of Philosophy

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  1. Philosophy integrates itself with
    other disciplines to achieve a
    comprehensive and coherent
    worldview.
  2. Philosophy analyzes the very
    foundations of other disciplines.
  3. Philosophy analyzes and criticizes
    treasured beliefs and traditions.
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6
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It is a science or discipline
that uses ___________ to
investigate the ultimate
_____________________ that govern all things.

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human reason; causes, reasons, and
principles

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7
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It is attributed to
__________________. he is
said to be the first to use it.

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Pythagoras of Samos

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8
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They seek to answer the
_____________________, not because
they are forced to do so but because
they are __________ in their quest for
__________.

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questions of the world; passionate; wisdom

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9
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Philosophy was born because of ___________

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ignorance

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10
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Comes from 2 greek words:

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“philos” = love
“sophia” = wisdom
LOVE OF WISDOM

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Philosophy is…

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  1. a study (science or discipline) of the realities of things
  2. searches and understand the meaning of anything
  3. concerned with the constant inquiry, curiosity, and wonder
  4. considered as “mother of all sciences”
  5. a way of life
  6. a persistent quest for knowledge and truth
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It is the story of people who
never cease to ____________ about
everything and anything under
the sun.

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wonder, inquire,
and investigate

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13
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Philosophy is something that ________________.
Someone is already philosophizing
the moment they ___________________ about their surroundings,
selves, and society.

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cannot be easily separated from the person; begin to raise questions

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It is a discipline and a field of
study that desires to understand and comprehend _________________, _________________, and
_________________________.

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the mysteries of reality, to
unveil the nature of truth, examine the significance of life

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