Greek word which means love

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Greek word which means wisdom

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The one who used the term "philosophy" first. He differentiated the 3 CLASSES of people

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3 classes of people

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5 major branches of philosophy

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Greek word [_] which means “moral philosophy”

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It concerned about human conduct and standards of right and wrong applicable to human behavior

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[_] help people prioritize their value

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Greek word [_] which means "sensitive or perceptive"

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It concerned with the analysis of aesthetic experience and the idea of what is Beautiful

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The principles that govern reasoning

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It gives the person the technique to create SOUND ARGUMENTS

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The study of NATURE and REALITY

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Greek word [_] which means "knowledge"

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Concerned about the problems concerning the SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE, whether it is EMPIRICISM or RATIONALISM

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BEFORE the birth of natural philosophy, people had already attempted to explain the origin of things according to some myths and legends

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Focus on the universe

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The first greek philosopher and the FATHER of philosophy

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He believed that EARTH FLOWS ON WATER

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He claimed that the universe was formed from the boundless

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He argued that AIR was the fundamental element

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He claimed "the unity of opposites"

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He claimed that there is a SINGLE god

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He claimed that COSMOS is a structured system

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[_] [_] points of views expressed towards observation and analysis but are more influenced by MYTHICAL notions

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He is best known for "elenchus" or Socratic method.

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[_] or socratic method. It is a method of question and answer

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He urged of "SELF EXAMINATION" and believed that that unexamined life is not worth living

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He believed that idea is the only true reality (STUDENT OF SOCRATES)

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He considered Philosophy as the science of IDEA

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He believed that aim of philosophy is TRUTH (Opposition of Plato Philosophy)

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You will notice that the concern of [_] period is more concentrated on what is man and what he can become

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period that is more concerned about issues on KNOWLEDGE

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He believed that REASON is the only source of knowledge

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Confluence of FAITH and REASON

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Philosophers used philosophy for THEOLOGICAL study

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They wanted to prove GOD's EXISTENCE

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Has ONTOLOGICAL argument for God's existence

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Has ANALOGICAL argument

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Focused his view on human

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(Focus on the universe)

Philosophers in Pre-socratic period

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(Focus on Human Nature)

philosophers in Pre-socratic period

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Philosophers in socratic period

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Philosophers in medieval period

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Human being distinguished from other animals by [_], [_], and [_]

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3 aspects of human nature

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Refers to BODY, material composition, or substance of human person

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Human person's MODE OF ACTING

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American PSYCHOLOGIST known for the theory of BEHAVIORISM

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Refers to the human person's ACTION, inclinations, feelings, ideas, convictions, and prejudices or biases

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Refers to the ACCEPTANCE that a statement is true

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If there is no such entity, the belief is false

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Relation between PROPOSITIONS and the world

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It insists that a belief is true if and only if it is part of a COHERENT system of belief

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A proposition is true if it's useful to believe

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French Philosopher

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[_] asserted: "I'm condemned to be free."

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Human Nature as Freedom by:

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The claim that a human person has a soul

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Aristotle's work [_] (1968) - all capacities possessed by all living things

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René Descartes asserts that the mind is a [_] [_]

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Aristotle explained in his work all the capacities possessed by all living things

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3 Theories on Human Nature

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