greek word which means wisdom

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to investigate the ultimate cause, reason, and principles which govern all things

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lover of wisdom

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phythagorean theory

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everything exist in higher order called logos

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atoms

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life of virtue

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Western philosophy

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reality is based on what we can see and perceive

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existence of Gods

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reality and existence

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ultimate reality

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mysteries of the world

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origin and development of the universe

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philosophical interpretation of the self

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final matters as death or afterlife

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theory of knowledge; nature of knowledge and knowing

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nature of values and valuation

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correct reasoning

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good and bad, moral questions and dilemmas

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beauty

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to think or express self in a philosophical manner

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accepted statement supported by factual evidences

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lacks evidence

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truth is based on the person's consciousness

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truth is based in exercising choices and personal freedom

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accepted truth but not absolute

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philosophical problems are rooted in language

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based on reasoning and critical thinking

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specific observations to broader generalizations and theories

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process of reasoning from one or more statements (premises) to reach a logical conclusion

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reason or set with the aim to persuade others wheter it is right or wrong

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used even more broadly to indicate any false belief or cause of false of belief

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drawing conclusion based on small size instead of looking at the larger scale

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the premise support a conclusion other that the one it is meant to support; wrong conclusion

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event x is followed by event y. Therefore, event Y caused the event x.

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two things being compared and the one is weak one and the argument that relies on it commits weak analogy

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tries to win the argument by using the opponents feelings of pity or guilt.

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you claim your argument is true because no one is against it or no one can prove it wrong

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it is real because majority thinks so

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Attacking the opponent instead of the argument itself

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Claiming someone's argument must be false because of its not consistent past actions or words; attacking the opponent's own personal behavior and actions as being inconsistent with their argument, therefore hypocrisy

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premise that enormously limits what options are available

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when the premises presume, openly or covertly, the very conclusion that is to be demonstrated; arguing in a circle

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Alternating the different meanings of a word in the argument's premises.

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comes from the greek word psyche which mean human soul

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we interact not only with our fellow human beings but also with other living and non living elements

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considers nature as the means by which humans are the most important as they are free to tranform nature and its resources

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all other organism have inherent value and should be protected

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places great value on ecosystem

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prudence in decision making involving the use of resources to ensure minimum to zero waste

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demands to use resources in a manner that the next generations will be able to use them

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intrinsic and essential property of a person; rooted in self-determination and exercise of intellect and free will

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kinds of freedom: absence of physical restraint

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kinds of freedom: freedom of choice

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kinds of freedom: using freedom in a manner that upholds human dignity

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ability to act out of their free will

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with full knowledge of his will

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without being master and will; does not concern of moral since it is not voluntary

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being accountable to his or her actions

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