ETHICS

For him philosophy came from the Greek word Philia (Love) and Sophia (Wisdom).

• Pythagoras

• Aristotle

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Philosophy is a science that inquires into the ultimate causes, reasons, and principles of all things in the light of reason alone. (Metaphysics, book 7).

• For Aristotle

• For Karl Jasper

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Philosophy is a discipline in which questions are more important than answers and which every answer paves a way to another question.

• For Socrates

• For Karl Jasper

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CCSS.RL.8.3

“Philosophy starts through doubt and wonder.”

• Pythagoras

• Socrates

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7 Classical Branches of Philosophy

Answer explanation

1. Metaphysics – Being (Substance)

2. Theodicy – God

3. Cosmology – Universe/Creation

4. Psychology – Man/human soul

5. Epistemology – Knowledge

6. Logic – Correct thinking/ reasoning

7. Ethics – morality/action

is a branch of philosophy that used to study ideal human behavior and ideal ways of living.

• Morality

• Ethics

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CCSS.RL. 6.7

CCSS.RL.K.6

A systematic approach to understanding, analyzing an distinguishing matters of right and wrong, good and bad, admirable and deplorable as they relate to the well-being of and the relationships among sentient beings.

• Morality

• Ethics

are specific beliefs, behaviors and ways of being derived from doing ethics. It might be from the influence of society, tradition, religion etc.

• Morals

• Morality

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refers that one’s behavior is in opposition to accepted societal, religious, cultural, or professional ethical standards and principles

• Morals

• Immorality

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pertains to standards of right and wrong, usually inherited from a community.

• Morality

• Ethics