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WorksheetsPhilosophy exam ??
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 8hrs 1mins
It is an attitude on how one sees or thinks of something
Perspective
Point of view
Partial point of view
Holistic point of view
based on personal beliefs, feelings, perspective, attitude, and understanding
Opinion
Fact
Perspective that is based on one of the component parts of a whole
Partial point of view
Holistic point of view
It is from the greek word _____ meaning ‘entire’ or ‘totality’
Helos
Holos
Hollos
All aspects are tied in together to form a general overview
Partial point of view
Holistic point of view
Open-ended questions
Phenomenological Method
Dialectic Method
Socratic Method
Hermenuetic Method
reflects on an individuals thoughts on a matter but lacks evidentiary backing
Opinion
Fact
It is a vital tool for critical thinking, and personal development
Philosophy
Point of view
Stages of development
personal view or judgment
Opinion
Fact
True is corresponds to known facts
Correspondence theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
Judgment is said to be true when it conforms to the external reality
Correspondence theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
is this considered as true if it is proven and verified
Opinion
Fact
based on the belief that people learn best by questioning their assumptions
Phenomenological Method
Dialectic Method
Socratic Method
Hermenuetic Method
All species and natural features of earths ecosystem
Anthropocentric model
Ecocentric Model
false if it is inconsistent
Correspondence theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
considers the historical context to grasp the authors intended meaning
Phenomenological Method
Dialectic Method
Socratic Method
Hermenuetic Method
this can be proven with concrete evidence
Opinion
Fact
human person is seen in the metaphysical dichotomy between body and soul
Spatial Temporal
Eudaimonia
Dualism
True if logically consistent with other beliefs that are held to be true
Correspondence theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
Parts of Soul (Plato)
(a)
Supreme end or final good for man the attainment of happiness
Spatial Temporal
Eudaimonia
Dualism
Posits that the truth is determined by it practically, usefulness, or effectiveness.
Correspondence theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
(a) does not refer to the materialization or the personification of a human being
two or more people holding different points of view but wishing to establish the truth through reasoned arguments
Phenomenological Method
Dialectic Method
Socratic Method
Hermenuetic Method
The mind or intellect, refers to the conscious part of the soul.
Desire
Reason
Spirit
Belief is true if it has a useful application to daily life
Correspondence theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
Other entities are resources that may justifiably be exploited for the benefit of humankind.
Anthropocentric model
Ecocentric Model
it is a philosophical movement that considers humanity as an integral part of nature
Anthropocentrism
Deep ecology
The possibility for transcendence
The emotion or appetite; ____ for bodily pleasure.
Desire
Reason
Spirit
Humans are the primary caretakers of God’s creation, while non-human entities hold no inherent worth.
(a)
human beings are the central or most significant entities in the world
Anthropocentric model
Ecocentric Model
using resources, sparingly and avoiding waste
Ecology
Prudence
Frugality
The will or volition; It is an inner peace that motivates human to perform an action.
Desire
Reason
Spirit
