Vocab Unit 2 Flashcards

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Name of the Ancient Greek school founded by Plato considered to be the first university

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Academy

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2
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The branch of philosophy that examines the nature of beauty and judgments about it the

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Aesthetic

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3
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The belief that reality is composed of both materialism and idealism, body and mind

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Cartesian dualism

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4
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Working from a general rule to identity particaul examples and applications to that rule.

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Deductive reasoning

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5
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The philosophy that maintains that sensory experiences, such as seeing, hearing , and touching, are the ultimate source of human knowledge

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Empiricism

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6
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The branch of philosophy that examines the nature of knowledge and learning

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Epistemology

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7
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The branch of philosophy that examines questions of right and wrong, and bad

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Ethnics

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8
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The tendency to view ones own culture as superior to other, or to fail to consider other cultures in a fair manner

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Ethnocentric

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9
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The doctrine put forth by Aristotle asserting that virtue s in the middle ground between two extremes

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Golden mean

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10
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A doctrine holding that knowledge is derived from ideas and emphasizing knowledge moral and spiritual reality as a preeminent source of explanation.

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Idealism

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11
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Drawing generalization asked on observation of specific examples

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Inductive reasoning

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12
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The branch of philosophy that deals with reasoning defines the rules of reasoning focuses on how to move from one set of assumptions

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Logic

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13
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A philosophy focused on scientific observation and the belief that only in the the physical realm

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Materialism

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14
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The area of Philosophy that examines the nature of reality

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Metaphysics

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15
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The love or search for wisdom the quest to understand the meaning of life

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Philosophy

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16
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An approach to analyzing how past and present societies are arranged and governed and how better societies may be created in the future

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Political philosophy

17
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A philosophical belief that asserts truth is what works and rejects other view of reality

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Pragmatism

18
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Series of test developed by ETS to assess teachers competence in various areas

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Praxis

19
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The philosophy that emphasizes the power of reason and the principles of logic to derive statements about the world.

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Rationalism

20
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A belief that’s contends societies is a nature sorting system which rewards the talented and places and less deserving at the bottom of the social and economic pecking order.

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Social Darwinism

21
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An educational strategy attributed to Socrates in which a teacher encourages a students discovery of truth by questions.

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Socratic method