What is the greek meaning of Philosophy

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Wisest man

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reality, arts, technical science

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knowledge of truth

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application of philosophical science

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knowing the deepest causes, metaphysics

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relative way with respect to different aspects of reality

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to deduce all knowledge from indubitable evidence

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the universality of knowledge comes from the necessary use of some categories of thought common to all men

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reduced all philosophy to the logical analysis of language

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based on common experience which is accessible to everyone

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obtain conclusions that are beyond the reach of ordinary knowledge

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he said that we gain knowledge from experiences and cultures (character/attitudes)

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he said that we gain knowledge through language

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he believed that we gain knowledge through education

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believed in ethical life, philosophy of right, abstract right, morality

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study of nature of value and valuation

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deals with the study of the fundamental nature of reality and existence

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study of the nature of origin and limits of human knowledge

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study of what is right and what is wrong

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study of government, addressing questions about the nature, scope and legitimacy

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structure of government/leader

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study of beauty

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study of correct process of thinking/reasoning

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a set of assumptions/premises followed by a conclusion, and exchange of words/opinions

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satisfies the logical condition

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satisfies the factual condition

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the premise proves that the conclusion is probably true

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satisfies the cause and effect condition

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