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    This document provides an overview of topics to review for an introduction to the philosophy of the human person course. It lists definitions for philosophy of man, philosophy, theoretical philosophy, practical philosophy, analytical philosophy, and speculative philosophy. It then discusses pre-Socratic philosophers like Thales, Heraclitus, and Pythagoras and ancient Greek philosophers including Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. It also lists theoretical philosophy terms like psychology, ontology, epistemology, metaphysics, and theodicy and practical philosophy terms like logic, ethics, and axiology. Finally, it mentions Rene Decartes and his phrase "I think, therefore I am" and John Locke and his rejection of innate

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    This document provides an overview of topics to review for an introduction to the philosophy of the human person course. It lists definitions for philosophy of man, philosophy, theoretical philosophy, practical philosophy, analytical philosophy, and speculative philosophy. It then discusses pre-Socratic philosophers like Thales, Heraclitus, and Pythagoras and ancient Greek philosophers including Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. It also lists theoretical philosophy terms like psychology, ontology, epistemology, metaphysics, and theodicy and practical philosophy terms like logic, ethics, and axiology. Finally, it mentions Rene Decartes and his phrase "I think, therefore I am" and John Locke and his rejection of innate

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    COR 015 INTRODUCTION TO THE

    PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN PERSON


    Review the definitions/terms of the following:
     PHILOSOPHY OF MAN
     PHILOSOPHY
     THEROTICAL PHILOSOPHY
     PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY
     ANALYTICAL PHILISOPHY
     SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY

    PRE SOCRATICE PHILOSOPHERS:


    THALES
    HERACLITUS
    PHYTAGORAS

    ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHERS:


    SOCRATES
    -socratic method
    PLATO
    -ideas
    -inate ideas
    ARISTOTLE
    -experiences
    -Allegory of the cave

    *besides the lesson we have discussed please gather


    additional information about them.

    Review the definitions/terms of the following:


     THEROTICAL PHILOSOPHY
    Psychology
    Ontology
    Epistemology
    Metaphysics
    Theodicy

     PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY
    Logic
    Ethics
    Axiology

    Review the philosophy of these two, there are some questions


    about them:

    RENE DECRATES
    “I think, therefore I am,” “cogito ergo sum”

    JOHN LOCKE
    Rejects the philosophy that man has innate ideas.
    *look at your DAY 6 worksheet at the Developmental activity
    part

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