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R1 BtheB L1B2 U8 Lead in I1

R1 BtheB L1B2 U8 Lead in I1

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R1 BtheB L1B2 U8 Lead in I1

Philosophy

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Today's Agenda

  • Unit 8, Lead in and Input 1- Reading

  • Discuss: Philosophy!

  • Read: Four Philosophers

  • Listen and Watch: What is Philosophy?

  • Write: Answer the questions, comment on others' answers

  • Speak: Summarize the text, but use the notes!

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Famous Quotes

  • Everything in excess is opposed to nature.

  • Doubt is the origin of wisdom.

  • The unexamined life is not worth living.

  • People who know little are great talkers, while men who know much say little.

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Everything in excess is opposed to nature.

  • Hippocrates

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Doubt is the origin of wisdom.

  • Descartes

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The unexamined life is not worth living.

  • Socrates

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People who know little are great talkers, while men who know much say little.

  • Rousseau

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Hippocrates, Descartes, Socrates, Rousseau

  • PHILOSOPHERS

  • PHILOSOPHY

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Multiple Choice

Philosophy is an activity when people ________ to understand basic truths about themselves, the good and _______, the world, and their relationships with the world and with each other.

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refuse/founder

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attempt/evil

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bury/nature

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Open Ended

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A philosopher is someone who....

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Video Time!

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhnglxhzh7Y&list=WL&index=2

  • Answer the questions:

  • What does philosophy originally mean?

  • What are the 3 branches of philosophy?

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Discussion Time!

  • Famous Quotes

  • Explain in your groups the following:

  • What does your quote mean?

  • Do you agree or disagree with the quote?

  • Choose the MOST meaningful quote.

  • Everybody has 2 minutes!!

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Thinking Minds

  • Read the text on p. 31

  • Answer the questions in the margins

  • Note down the benefits of philosophy

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Mr. Jones

"We don't need philosophy. Why is it necessary anyway? Did it solve the crime problem? Did it end the wars? Did it find a cure for any illnesses? When we have science, philosophy is waste of time!"

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