QUIZ 1 IN PHILOSOPHY

Epistemological Holism is also called (a)   .

The word Holism came from the Greek word (a)   which means "all", whole, or total.

It is a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.

(a)  

He stated that "The whole is more than the sum of its parts."

(a)  

This approach in philosophy refers to understanding complex ideas by reducing them to their parts or individual constituents.

(a)  

This holism states that every word has meaning only in relation to others words, sentences, or the language in which it is used.

(a)  

The process of extracting a unifying explanation from the multiplicity of the things around.

(a)  

According to Broad, the second tasks of analytic philosophy is the clear and (a)   criticism of our beliefs.

It aims to reach some general conclusions as to the nature of the universe; and as to our position and prospects in it.

(a)  

The philosophical dilemma between which one came first the chicken or the egg is an example of (a)   problem.