module 2 doing philo Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Socrates placed paramount importance on
_____ and _____
over material concerns or physical
appearances

A

intellectual activity
self examination

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2
Q

approach involves asking
a series of probing questions to stimulate
critical thinking and uncover underlying
beliefs

A

socratic method

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3
Q

charged with corrupting the youth of Athens

A

socrates

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4
Q

placed paramount importance on
intellectual activity and self-examination
over material concerns or physical
appearances

A

socrates

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5
Q

philosophy through dialogues

A

socrates

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6
Q

documented Socratic dialogues,
preserving the teachings and
discussions of Socrates

A

plato

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7
Q

posits that the material world is a reflection of a higher, immutable reality.

A

plato’s theory of forms

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8
Q

“Those who are able to see beyond the
shadows and lies of their culture will
never be understood, let alone
believed, by the masses.”

A

plato

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9
Q

he is the student of Plato

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aristotle

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10
Q

is grounded in
observation and analysis of the natural
world.

A

aristotle’s work

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11
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is the fundamental reality
of an object.

A

substance

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12
Q

are traits of a substance
that don’t define its essence.

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accidents

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13
Q

humans have
reason, setting them apart from
animals and enabling exploration and
understanding.

A

rational capacity

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14
Q

human flourishing

A

eudaimonia

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15
Q

personal development and decision-making

A

self knowledge

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16
Q

strive for higher standards

A

idealism vs realism

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17
Q

balance various aspects of life

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virtue and flourishing

18
Q

“He who exercises government by means
of his virtue may be compared to the
north polar star, which keeps its place
and all the stars turn towards it”

A

Confucius/Kongzi

19
Q

attempts to craft a
philosophy of peace that could
conceivably reach every corner of
the world, guided by the aim to
restore peace among men and
nations

20
Q

Considered a social philosophy that is
grounded on the assumption that
proper social and political behavior is
cultivated in the family.

21
Q

Three Principles of a Good Ruler

A

manifests a good character
show concern for the people
aim for the highest good

22
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benevolence

23
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proper conduct

24
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filial piety

25
“All phenomena are conditioned, transitory, devoid of any ‘essence’ or ‘self’ that remains unchanged over time.”
Siddharta Gautama
26
is anchored on the idea that human person lives in suffering and that he should overcome this.
Buddhism
27
4 noble truths
Dukkha Samudaya Nirodha Magga
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truth of suffering
dukkha
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truth of the cessation of suffering
nirodha
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truth of the path leading to the cessation of suffering
magga
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truth of the cause of suffering
samudaya
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It is pursued not as an academic endeavor but rather as a vital guide to one’s life
Indian Philosophy
33
inner self
atman
34
reminds us that the physical world is not as important as knowing the inner self and the right practices of living.
Indian Philosophy
35
the eternal self or soul, which is considered the true essence of an individual.
atman
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rejects the idea of a permanent, unchanging self
anatta
37
liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth (samsara),
moksha
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achieved through realization of one's true self (Atman) and unity with Brahman (the ultimate reality).
moksha
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the cessation of suffering and the end of the cycle of rebirth,
nirvana
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achieved through the realization of the impermanence of all things and the cessation of craving.
nirvana