Summative 2 Philo Review

a mental grasp of reality reached by either by perceptual observation or by a process of reason based on perceptual observation

• Epistemology

• Knowledge

• Empericism

• Rationalism

Acquiring knowledge by using our senses

• Empiricism

• Rationalism

• Skepticism

• Intuitionicism

Acquiring knowledge through the use of our minds.

• Skepticism

• Intuitionicism

• Rationalism

• Empiricism

Existence includes everything we perceive and everything our heads which represents our inner world

• Reality

• Perception

• Proposition

• Inference

Other term for conclusion.

• Proposition

• Concept

• Ending

• Inference

The senses gives us knowledge of things or entities. Then become aware not only of things but certain aspects of things as well.

• Concept

• View

• Proposition

• Perception

An abstract or general idea that is generalized from particular instances and wider generalization

• Inference

• Concept

• Subdivisions

• Proposition

Consists of identifying finer and finer distinctions.

• Wider Generalization

• Particular Instances

• Subdivisions

• Inference

A process of forming wider and wider concepts.

• Wider Generalization

• Subdivisions

• General Concepts

• Concepts

These are statements that expresses either an assertion or denial.

• Premises

• Argument

• Proposition

• Particular Instances