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1
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A longing for clarity

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Puzzlement

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A feeling of being confused and frustrated because you do not understand

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Perplexity

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seeking to know what you don’t know

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Wondering

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Types of questions

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Common sense
Scientific
Philosophical

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5
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Very crucial characteristic in philosophizing

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Questioning

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Enables people to look into the various aspects of an experience

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Conceptual Analysis

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Sharpens the insight and fixes it in the mind.

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Metaphor

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abstract thought

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Concept

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7
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analyze concepts and concentrate on one aspect of a thing while temporarily not minding
other aspects of existing things.

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Abstraction

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act of giving time to think about the meaning and purpose of life

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Reflection

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9
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Who is Gabriel Marcel

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Primary and Secondary reflection

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Type of reflection that considers what is available to the senses.

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Primary reflection

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11
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philosophical reflection

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Secondary reflection

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12
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Acquiring truth within clear and exact formulas

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Coherence

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13
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connects to the “state of affairs” in the world.

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Correspondence

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Who said that the given reality of the world is sense data.

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Alfred Jules Ayer

15
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who said The meaning of the word is defined by the object denoted by it.

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Bertrand Russel

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Who said nature of truth as having a practical application to the world and one’s life

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William James

17
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truth based upon the good or practical consequences of an idea.

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Pragmatic

18
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Teacher of Plato

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Socrates

19
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Masters of the art of persuasion through speech

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Sophists

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Asking critical questions to challenge the Sophists.

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Socratic method

21
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Reality is divided into two (2)

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The World of Forms and The World of Objects

22
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“The physical world is less real.”

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world of forms

23
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Who made Phenomenology

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Edmund Husserl

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3 parts of PHENOMENOLOGY

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Epoch, Eidetic Reduction and Transcendental Reduction

25
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Rationality shouldn’t be found in fixed concepts but in lived experiences

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Phenomenology

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Bracketing the attitude of bias and prejudice

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Epoche

27
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Seeing things as independent of any biases

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Eidetic Reduction

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Truth into experience

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TRANSCENDENTAL REDUCTION

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