Philosophy

Eiymology Definition:
-Philia means “Love” and Sophia means “Wisdom”. Love of wisdom.
-general def. of love are EROS and AGAPE. In philosophy, love is strong desire for
question.

Philosophical Definition:
-science, study of beings in their ultimate causes, reasons, principles/human reasons
-Beings Can Be Materials/Tangible, Immaterial/Intangible.

Free Will- doing anything regardless of the effects.

Freedom- doing anything as long as it is good.

Branches of Philosophy
1.) Metaphysics- “Meta” means beyond and “Physika” means physics.
2.) Epistemology- “Episteme” means knowledge and “Logos” means study.
3.) Logic- “logos” science of correct thinking, evaluates arguments.
4.) Ethics- “Ethos” means custom/habits; morality of human actions.

Statement- can be considered as true or false

Elements of logic
1.) Arguments- is a group of statements, one or more of which are claimed to provide support
for, reasons to believe, one pf the others.
2.) Premises- are the statements that set forth the reasons or evidence.
3.) Conclusion- is the statement that the evidence is claimed to follow the premises or imply.

Remember!
Conclusion Follow Premises + Premises Support Conclusion = Valid Argument
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A. Use of term
 Simple term
– one-word term.
 Complex term
– two or more words.
 Significant term
- use directly expressed in a concept.
 Non-significant term
– point a thing without signifying.
 Distributive term
– it shows the essence of the individual.
 Collective Term
- it shows the essence of a group

B. POV of its Meaning

 Univocal- has the same meaning when applied in different instances.
 Analogical- meaning is used in distinct but related senses.
 Equivocal- used in entirely different senses.

C. Absolute and functional Extension

 Absolute- refers to all the subjects that the term signifies.
 Functional Extension- deals with those subjects that are set before one's thinking.

4 Kinds of Sentences
1.) Declarative-These sentences make statements or declarations
2.) Interrogative- sentences ask questions.
3.) Imperative- give commands or instructions.
4.) Exclamatory - express strong emotions or feelings.
Quality of Preposition
 Affirmative – Agree
 Negative- Disagree
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