Intro to Philosophy and Logic Flashcards

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According to Socrates, Philosophy started
from a simple process called

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Wondering

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The _____ nature of the ancient people of
Greece has helped them to initiate studies
and researches to feed their doubting and
perplexed minds with philosophical ideas.

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curious

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3
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Regarded by Aristotle to be the first to make a
philosophical articulation regarding the basic
stuff of the universe.

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Thales

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His idea of water or moist was the first
principle of life which inspired other Greeks to
find more answers and formulated new
concepts

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Thales

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The concepts formulated by the Greeks were based on the _____ popularized by _____

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dictum, Socrates

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philo/philos/philia means _____

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loving

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sohpia means _____

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wisdom

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8
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He coined the word Philosophy

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Pythagoras

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philosophy means _____

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love of wisdom

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A science of the ultimate awareness of things
with reference to their causes and effects.

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Philosophy

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It opens man’s intellectual cravings

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Philosophy

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It makes man know more about himself and
the rest of the world

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Philosophy

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what field of philosophy include metaphysics and epistemology, Ontology, Cosmology, Theodicy, etc.

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theoretical

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“Episteme” means _____

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knowledge

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15
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studies the nature of human knowledge

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Epistemology

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“on” means ____

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being

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17
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study under metaphysics, knowing the essential characteristics of particular existing things

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Ontology

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phusis/physis means _____

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nature

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“meta” means ____

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beyond

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studies the nature of being and beings

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Metaphysics

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studies the morality of human acts

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Ethics

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“logos” means

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study

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“psyche” means _____

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mind or soul

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studies the human mind and condition

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Psychology

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What field of philosophy includes ethics, social philosphy, aesthetics, etc.?
Practical
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studies the nature of the universe
Cosmology
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studies man and his society
Social Philosophy
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Studies the nature of God and the defense of God's goodness
Theodicy
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"theos" means ____
god
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"dike" means ____
justice
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studies the meaning of words and linguistic forms
Semantics
32
studies beauty and value of works of art
Aesthetics
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studies the nature or meaning of values
Axiology
34
principles or laws of accurate thinking, systematic or orderly thinking
Logic
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It demands that all activities corresponding to man’s line of thinking must be correct.
Logic
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founder of the Stoic school
Zeno of Citium
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Father of Logic
Aristotle
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Father of Biology
Aristotle
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The school established by Aristotle
Lyceum
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He became successful in separating logic from the totality of philosophy.
Aristotle
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How many treatises did Aristotle create?
six
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the student of Socrates and the teacher of Aristotle
Plato
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the six treatises of Aristotle were called the _____
Organon
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studied under Aristotle
Theophrastus of Lesbos
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He added a treatise to Aristotle's six treatises
Theophrastus of Lesbos
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The treatise added by Aristotle's student is called ___
Hypothetical Reasoning
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Was the Neoplatonist who wrote an introduction to the Categories of Aristotle
Porphyr
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The Categories of Aristotle were sometimes referred to as _____
Isagoge
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Trnaslated the Organon of Aristotle from Greek to Latin
Boethius
50
wrote commentaries regarding Aristotelian logic
Avicenna and Averroes
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the Angelic doctor of the Church
St. Thomas Aquinas
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introduced logical ideas of Aristotle to the Christian world
St. Thomas Aquinas
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a manifestation of Bacon's criticism to Aristotelian logic
Novum Organum
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introduced a new tool for rational mind called Inductive Reasoning
Francis Bacon
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this is what Bacon referred to as the Scientific Method
Inductive Reasoning
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through his work entitled System Logic made an explanation by using the same kind of reasoning and eventually provided the empirical sciences with sets of formula and criteria to serve their purpose.
John Stuart Mill
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foundation of philosophy
Logic
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the two types of Logic
Material and Formal
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refers to the content or the meaning and truth of the statement.
Material
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refers to the correctness of the thought. the format
Formal
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an argument is _______ when the ideas therein conform with fact or reality
materially valid
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arguments are _______ when they follow the subject-predicate pattern or structure
formally valid