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    The document discusses different philosophical methods used to seek truth throughout history. It begins by asking who the seekers of truth were and how they sought truth. It then outlines four main schools of thought: correspondence theory, phenomenology and existentialism, linguistics, and philosophical analysis. It notes that while progress has been made, the journey to truth through these methods can still be practiced today.

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    Philosophical

    Methods
    Table of Contents
    01 Journey to Truth
    Who were the seekers of truth?

    02 Truth Seeking Methods


    How did they seek truth?

    03 Schools of Thought
    How much progress was made?

    04 Existential Phenomenology
    Can we practice the journey to truth?
    Opinion is not
    Knowledge
    OPINION

    (1) A belief based on experience and on


    certain facts but not amounting to sure
    knowledge.

    (2) A judgement about a person or thing.


    Doxa & Episteme
    Something that appears to be true is
    not automatically true.

    Opinion (Gr. Doxa) is differentiated


    from Knowledge (Gr. Episteme)
    “Cogito, ergo, sum”

    - Rene Descartes, considered to be


    the “ Father of Modern Philosophy ”

    Modern Legacy
    The Contemporary
    Deconstruction and the Problem of
    Social Strata in Philosophy
    Methods of Truth Seeking

    Correspondence Phenomenology
    Theory Linguistics & Existentialism
    Truth Words and the Consciousness is
    corresponds to context principle consciousness of
    reality something
    Philosophical
    Analysis
    The use of language to criticize and improve
    opinions. The first known process was attributed to
    Socrates as he invented the “Socratic Method”
    An Image Is Worth a
    Thousand Words

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