Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person

Philosophy or philosophia means “ (a)   ".

Philosophy is intimately connected with (a)   ,

meaning an idea is useless if it is devoid of any practice. 

(a)   philosophy is characterized by its rigorous way of doing philosophy

and presupposes an analytic approach. 

(a)   philosophy is often used interchangeably with religion because it treats philosophy as a way of life.

(a)   is said to be the birthplace of Western philosophy.

(a)   is considered by many as the first philosopher in the Greek tradition.

Pre-Socratic philosophers are also known as (a)   .

(a)   ' philosophy emanated from his way of life, a life that was not concerned about wealth and worldly goods, because one’s intellectual activity is far more important for him.

One of Plato's famous stories and allegories is called the " (a)   ," which can be found in his book The Republic.

Aristotle put forward the notion that the forms have two categories, namely, the ___ and ___.

(a)