Here is a graphic organizer comparing holistic thinking and partial thinking:
Holistic Thinking Partial Thinking
- Looks at the whole picture - Focuses only on parts of the issue
- Considers all factors - Ignores other related factors
- Sees interconnections - Sees issues in isolation
- Dynamic perspective - Static perspective
- Contextualizes issues - Decontextualizes issues
- Integrative approach - Fragmented approach
- Systems-based - Reductionist
- Open-minded - Narrow-minded
- Flexible - Rigid
In summary, holistic thinking takes a broad, integrated view that considers all relevant aspects and their interrelationships,
Here is a graphic organizer comparing holistic thinking and partial thinking:
Holistic Thinking Partial Thinking
- Looks at the whole picture - Focuses only on parts of the issue
- Considers all factors - Ignores other related factors
- Sees interconnections - Sees issues in isolation
- Dynamic perspective - Static perspective
- Contextualizes issues - Decontextualizes issues
- Integrative approach - Fragmented approach
- Systems-based - Reductionist
- Open-minded - Narrow-minded
- Flexible - Rigid
In summary, holistic thinking takes a broad, integrated view that considers all relevant aspects and their interrelationships,
Here is a graphic organizer comparing holistic thinking and partial thinking:
Holistic Thinking Partial Thinking
- Looks at the whole picture - Focuses only on parts of the issue
- Considers all factors - Ignores other related factors
- Sees interconnections - Sees issues in isolation
- Dynamic perspective - Static perspective
- Contextualizes issues - Decontextualizes issues
- Integrative approach - Fragmented approach
- Systems-based - Reductionist
- Open-minded - Narrow-minded
- Flexible - Rigid
In summary, holistic thinking takes a broad, integrated view that considers all relevant aspects and their interrelationships,
EXPERIENCES - NEVER-ENDING NEED TO LEARN AND DISCOVER -MAN’S NEED TO PHILOSOPHIZE TO HIS SENSE OF WONDER, PLATO. -15TH CENTURY FRENCH PHILOSOPHER RENE DESCARTES TRACED THE NEED TO PHILOSOPHIZE TO DOUBT. - THE 2OTH CENTURY SWISS GERMAN PHILOSOPHER KARL JASPER SAW THE NEED TO PHILOSOPHIZE BECAUSE OF EXPERIENCE.
-LIMIT SITUATIONS - The need to philosophize is driven by the love of wisdom.
- He seeks to continue question, to
probe, and to discuss in order to get to the bottom of things, Socrates. - “I know that I do not know…” - “The unexamined life is not worth living” AS A WAY OF ANALYZING FRAMEWORKS FRAMEWORK IS DEFINED AS A WAY OF THINKING ABOUT THE WORLD AND IS COMPOSED OF THE VIEWS AND BELIEFS OF A PERSON HOW DO WE CHARACTERIZE THE STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY? INTERNAL QUESTIONS- QUESTIONS DEALING WITH OUR OWN CORRECTNESS AND VALUES EXTERNAL QUESTIONS- SEEK TO QUESTION THE VERY FRAMEWORKS UPON WHICH PEOPLE BASE THEIR OWN BELIEFS AND VIEWS. EXAMINATION OF A PARTICULAR AREA OF KNOWLEDGE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE-SEEKS TO UNDERSTAND THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES THAT GUIDE SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT
PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION- WHICH
EXAMINES THE BASIC TENETS OF ANY FAITH PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION, POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY- EVERY ASPECT OF KNOWLEDGE CAN BENEFIT FROM THE INQUIRING NATURE OF PHILOSOPHY. PHILOSOPHY ITSELF IS A DISTINCT AREA OF KNOWLEDGE WITH ITS OWN GOALS, CONCERNS AND WAYS OF DOING THINGS. LOGIC
•Is the branch of Philosophy which
deals with correct reasoning. EPISTEMOLOGY
Discusses the nature of knowledge
and knowing METAPHYSICS
Is a branch of Philosophy which
deals with questions regarding reality and existence. ETHICS
Is the branch which deals with
moral questions and dilemmas AESTHETICS
The philosophy which deals with
beauty and what makes things “beautiful”. POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Studies governments and deals with questions of justice, power, and the rights and obligations of citizens. PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN PERSON Although is not branch of Philosophy itself, it is an area in philosophy that understands the human person from a philosophical perspective- integrating and synthesizing the different branches of philosophy and other fields of study to know the truth about human person. However complex and varied the perceptions, they suggest two important facts about philosophizing: Philosophy is a reflective and meditative activity, and it has no designated subject matter of its own. It is a method of mental exercise on any type of experience. In discussing complex philosophical issues , philosophers often use thought experiments.
Individuals also engage in this form of
philosophizing when they ponder possible consequences regarding their actions. When one imagines certain alternatives and possible outcomes, one already engages in philosophy. ASSIGNMENT You may already know that philosophy as a discipline has been present in society for centuries. Different perspectives on various issues rose and were given defense by various philosophers. As a student, think of a relevant issue faced by society nowadays. Look for at least two philosophical theories that can explain your chosen topic. After reading on these views, make your decision on which theory to side with based on the philosophical concepts you have learned from your readings. ASSIGNMENT
•What is the difference between holistic
thinking and partial thinking? •Present it in a graphic organizer.