In what two greek words does

philosophy comes from?

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What is knowledge?
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What is wisdom?
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What is the difference that
makes each person unique?
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What is the goal of
philosophy?
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Give the 4 views of
philosophy
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What are the activities related
to cognitive devt?
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True/False
Philosophy is one
dimensional. A philosopher
limit himself to a particular
object of inquiry.
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True/False
Philosophy does not attempt
to answer life’s big questions.
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True/False
Philosophy is about
examining ourselves and our
beliefs.
It is an organized body of
knowledge just like any
other sciences.
True or False
Wonder is the feeling of a
philosopher and
philosophy begins in
wonder
Literal Meaning of Philosophy
The science that by natural light
of reason studies the first causes
or highest principles of all
things.
 Special Branches of Philosophy
Philosophy of science
Philosophy of state
Philosophy of politics
Philosophy of mathematics
Philosophy of education
Philosophy of law
Philosophy of language
 What will you get out of Philosophy?
 The skills are:
 Critical thinking, - which allows us to think critically
 Argument skills – which allows us to spot a bad argument
no matter what the topic and construct our own arguments
 Communication-
 Reasoning- explain to people why they are wrong and you
are right
 Analysis- allow us to criticize existing arguments
 Problem solving

Philosophy basically teaches you to think!

Diversity is the difference that makes
us different from each other. In what
aspects of diversity are we differ?
Give one.
Answer:
-Biology
-ethnicity
-culture
-family life
-beliefs
-geography
-experiences
-religion
Philosophy begins in ______.
 What do you called the process by
which the person undergoes a reflective
state or evaluate his or her experiences
first before making any related action.
1-4 Four things to be considered in
philosophy
1-4 Four Principles in Philosophy
 True or False
 A philosopher uses investigative tools or
laboratory instrument to investigate
things.
 True or False
 Philosophy follows a certain steps and
the investigation is systematic.
 True or False
 Philosophy does not provide methods
and insights on how societal questions
can be answered.
 True or False
 Partial Point of View looks at only a limited
number of aspects of the given problem.
 In holistic, all aspects are tied in together to
form a general overview of the problem.
 In holistic, conclusions are based on
considering some but not all sides of the
problem.
 True or False
 Holistic points of view only promote
limited knowledge on the situation.
 Doing philosophy cannot be applied in
day to day activities because it does not
allow a person to make better decisions
in life.
 Special Branches of Philosophy
Philosophy of science
Philosophy of state
Philosophy of politics
Philosophy of mathematics
Philosophy of education
Philosophy of law
Philosophy of language
 Finally, in attaining wisdom, there is a need for
emptying.
 Emptying can be intellectual. For instance, the Taoist
considers an empty cup more useful than a full one.
This means simplicity and humility.
 Emptying can also be spiritual. For christian, poverty in
spirit means compassion.
 Emptying can also be physical. For buddhists, without
the virtue of emptying, students will only learn partial
philosophy that is knowledge based, without becoming
holistic (acquiring wisdom through various dimensions
of being human including psychological, social,
emotional and moral aspects.
Assignment: Short Bond Paper
 What is your concepts about the importance
of philosophy in politics, sports, law and
daily life Give examples.
 Submit tomorrow morning.
 Make your output clean and your answer
precise.