Philosophy and Ethics Concepts

Philosophy

• The study of big questions about life, existence, and knowledge.

• A branch of science that deals with the physical world.

• The practice of analyzing and interpreting literature.

• A method of solving mathematical problems.

Socratic Method

• A way of teaching through asking questions to encourage critical thinking.

• A method of memorization through repetition.

• A technique for solving mathematical problems.

• A style of writing that focuses on narrative structure.

Courage

• The ability to do something difficult or dangerous, even in the face of fear.

• A feeling of confidence and self-assurance.

• The absence of fear in dangerous situations.

• A state of being brave without any challenges.

Trial

• A legal process in which a person is judged for wrongdoing.

• A method of resolving disputes outside of court.

• A type of punishment for criminal behavior.

• A formal agreement between two parties.

Dialectic

• The art of discussing or debating to arrive at the truth.

• A method of cooking that involves boiling food in water.

• A type of musical composition for a solo instrument.

• A philosophical approach that rejects all forms of argument.

Allegory

• A type of poetry that expresses personal feelings.

• A story or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning or moral.

• A historical account of events in chronological order.

• A narrative that focuses on the development of a character.

Legacy

• A temporary state of being

• The lasting influence or impact a person leaves behind.

• A financial inheritance left to heirs

• A historical event that shaped a culture

Ethics

• The study of what is right and wrong, or how one should behave.

• A branch of science that deals with the physical world.

• A set of rules governing a specific profession.

• The analysis of economic systems and their impact on society.

Integrity

• The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

• The ability to adapt to new situations easily.

• A measure of how well one can perform under pressure.

• The practice of being deceitful to achieve goals.

Wisdom

• The ability to make good decisions based on knowledge and experience.

• The capacity to learn new information quickly.

• The skill of solving mathematical problems.

• The talent for artistic expression and creativity.