Philosophy Flashcards

1
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What is philosophy

A

Philosophy is the love of wisdom

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2
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the only beginning of philosophy

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wonder

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3
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it is a feeling of being perplexed

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philosophic wonder

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4
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strong desire for a particular object

A

LOVE

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5
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correct application of knowledge

A

WISDOM

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6
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science that studies beings in their ultimate causes,
reasons and principles through the aid of human reason alone

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PHILOSOPHY

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7
Q

4 greek words of love

A

storge
eros
philia
agape

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8
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The Greek word describing family love, the naturally developing affectionate bond between parents, siblings & family

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Storge

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9
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The Greek word for
sensual or romantic love.

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Eros

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10
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The type of emotional love between good friends, brotherly love, love for humanity & those in need etc.

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Philia

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11
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The highest of the four types of love as it is the divine love that comes from God. As God is love itself, it means Agape love is perfect, unconditional & a pure
love.

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Agape

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12
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It is distinguished from opinion

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doxa

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13
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from technical knowledge

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techne

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14
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from scientific knowledge

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episteme

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15
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It is the lowest kind of knowledge because it lacks any proper justification. Perhaps it can be considered that opinion is an assertion without proper justification. Any kind of knowledge attained without any valid or proper justification

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Doxa

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16
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It is the knowledge of the means-end of objects, that is, the “how” things are made and done.
______ is knowledge inherent in skills to produce something, the means to manipulate certain things in order to achieve the desired ends.

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techne

17
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a kind of knowing that has grounded or justified assertions.
__________ or scientific knowledge, therefore, is knowledge of the principles that govern things.

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Episteme

18
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the highest of all knowledge, because it is the “most finished of the forms of knowledge and it is the knowledge of first principles.

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Sophia

19
Q

“the unexamined life is not worth living”

A

Socrates

20
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series of questions

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socratic method

21
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“above all things, respect yourself”

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pythagoras

22
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“Nothing is constant in this world except change.”

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Heraclitus

23
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5 branches of philosophy

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Epistemology
Metaphysics
Logic
Axiology/Ethics
Political Philosophy

24
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study of fundamental question, existence knowledge, ethics and reality

A

philosophy

25
Q

is practical and enduring love that develops over time in committed relationships. It’s grounded in shared goals, compromise, and a sense of partnership.

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Pragma Love

26
Q

is self-love, encompassing both healthy self-esteem and self-care, as well as negative forms like narcissism and selfishness.

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Philautia Love

27
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is the concept of hospitality and generosity towards strangers or guests. It’s rooted in ancient Greek traditions and emphasizes kindness to those who are outside one’s immediate circle.

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Xenia Love

28
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teacher of Plato

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Socrates

29
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The foremost philosopher of ancient time

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Socrates

30
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WHO COINED THE NAME PHILOSOPHY?

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pythagoras

31
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“A friend is the other self”

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Aristotle

32
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knowledge and truth

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Epistemology

33
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reality and being

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Metaphysics

34
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argumentation and reason

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Logic

35
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Aesthetics and Ethics

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Axiology

36
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the state and government

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Political Philosophy