John Caezar L. Yatar 12-STEM B Philosophy Week 2 ‘Module 2.1 - Methods of Philosophizing Lesson 1- Knowledge and Truth Lesson 2 - Theories of Truth What I Know 1B 6A 1B 2.B 7.C 12.C 3.C 8.D 13.D 4A 9B 14.C S.A 10. C 15. C What’s More - Activity: Inquire and Discover 1, What does this story mean? - The Plato’s Allegory of the Cave shows on how people insisting the truths based on what they belief and experience unless they learn the truth which can lead to a better and right thing. 2. How does this passage from Plato help you turn your attention toward the right thing (i.e., truth, beauty, justice and goodness)? - Plato’s Allegory of the Cave help me to know the right by gaining enough knowledge through pure learning and philosophical reasoning in order to see the truth of nature.Performance Task: Drawing - (POSTED) https://www.facebook.com/phot 2749913 to? Fbid=24097 1480916 What's More ~ Activity: Empiricists vs. Rationalists Empiricists Rationalist - Empiricist is the theory in which one learns through experience which is also known as ‘a posterior’ ‘The principles are there are no innate ideas, induction trumps deduction and sense perception is the last Both separate theories of epistemology which is the attempt to understand the theory of knowledge. Rationalism is when one useslogicand reason to come toa conclusion before the experience has taken place, this is known as ‘a priori, ‘The key principles of rationalism are innate ideas, deduction and reason. 1413&set=gm.45223063Assessment SCORE: 9/10