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WorksheetsINTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Wisdom is a practical application of knowledge
TRUE
FALSE
Philo means_______
Love
Wisdom
Freedom
Wisdom
ACCORDING TO ________ " " The true philosopher is a man willing to listen every suggestion, but determined to judge for himself.. He should not be biased by appearances, have no favorite hypothesis, be of no school, and in doctrines have no master. Truth is his primary objective. "
Aristotle
Socrates
Michael Faraday
Plato
branch of philosophy that is concerned in the acquisition of knowledge
Logic
Ethics
Epistemology
Aesthetics
branch of philosophy that is concerned with ultimate reality
aesthetics
logic
ethics
methaphysics
branch of philosophy that is concerned with formulation of arguments
Epistemology
Debate and Reasoning
Logic
Ethics
Good and Bad in Philosophy
Attitude
Aesthetics
Etiquette
Ethics
branch of philosophy that is concerned with beauty
Aesthetics
Metaphysics
Epistemology
Logic
Etymology of Philosophy: Gk. Philo+ (a) ; Love and wisdom respectively
Inquiring (a) or nature that is beyond the explanation of myths.
Mother of (a) ; most disciplines nowadays traces their roots to philosophy
GK. (a) ; knowledge
GK. Aesthe; beauty,
Logic began when philosophy started in italy
The first statement is true
The second statement is false
Both statements are wrong
The first statement is false
The second statement is true
Both statements are true
Method of asking and responding
Socratic Method
Methodic Doubt
Opinion
Truth
Statements that do not need verification
Empiricism
Empirical Statemen
Rationalism
Analyctic Statement
Statement that rely their truth values from the state of affairs being claimed.
Empirical Statement
Empiricism
Rationalism
Analyctic Statement
everything is equally true and false; however, one unable to determine such since one lacks the knowledge in acquiring or determining the truth
Skepticism
Pragmatism
Relativism
Correspondence Theory
this theory views that truth is dependent on an individual’s perspective without any imposition coming from other people
Skepticism
Correspondence Theory
Pragmatism
Relativism
this theory points out that truth can be found in practicality, or to things which work
PRAGMATISM
SKEPTICISM
CORRESPONDENCE THEORY
RELATIVISM
correspondence of what we say with what we think.
CORRESPONDENCE THEORY
SKEPTICISM
RELATIVISM
PRAGMATISM
The (a) is derived from the idea of doubting a belief. It is not a feeling but rather it is rational insight.
Rationalism: A-PRIORI; Empiricism: __________
A-POSTERIORI
MATHEMATHICS
NECESSARY TRUTH
KNOWLEDGE IS BASED ON EXPERIENCE
RATIONALISM; Necessary Truth
EMPIRICISM: (a)
OPINION:
Based on someone's point of view. It is what someone thinks or feels.
Can be EMPIRICAL truth and NECESSARY truth
Not always true, but rather it may or may not be true.
Can be proven with evidence and tested with observation
Who is the father of rationalism?
Aristotle
Socrates
Rene Descartes
Mortimer Adler
I-THOU relation is the first one since there are individuals whose world only revolve to themselves. Highly egoistic, the are merely concerned towards themselves.
TRUE
FALSE
I-It relation comes as the second one. There are people who develop an interest with others, but even if they are far concerned with the other, they treat it as an It, or an object.
TRUE
FALSE
I-I relation is the last one since this emphasizes how genuine a relationship can be with the other. One recognizes the other as a unique I as well, noting the differences and similarities with each other.
TRUE
FALSE
According to __________, form is the principle which actualizes a thing and makes a thing what it is, and matter points out as the potentiality to receive the form
PLATO
ARISTOTLE
