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A philosopher's way of thinking can be described as (a) because of holistic perspective.
To rise from the Level of Everyday life to a higher level that gives a bird’s eye view of the whole.
Holistic Perspective
Partial Perspective
Process in concept formation of recognizing some set of common features in individuals, and on that basis forming a concept of that feature.
Philosophical Abstraction
Philosophical Insight
This means that to be able to think
philosophically, you must learn to look
beyond what is immediately before you.
Philosophical Abstraction
Philosophical Insight
Is that by which something is what it is.
(a)
philos/philein
(a)
sophia
(a)
love of wisdom
(a)
Known to be an annoying philosopher due to his constant asking people questions what they profess as their Expertise
Sometimes, pilosopo is also described as KSP (Kulang sa Pansin) because their incessant questioning gives the impression.
TRUE
FALSE
questions we normally ask ourselves
Personal Questions
Philosophical Questions
questions that are not so common; questions we ask beyond our everyday questions.
Personal Questions
Philosophical Questions
Philosophical questions begins with an unease, an unease because of the scope of the questions we ask cover something broader and deeper, beyond what we physically see.
metaphysical
People with arrogant dogmatism are those who think that their truths are permanently true, without verifying,questioning or reflecting on them.
TRUE
FALSE
The truth is not analogous with sincerity.
TRUE
FALSE
the process of proving the truth or validity of a statement. This process is made up of ways of critically testing a claim against certain criteria.
(a)
DOMAINS OF TRUTH:
Tested against empirical evidences
Objective Domain
Social Domain
Personal Domain
DOMAINS OF TRUTH:
Tested against their acceptability to a particular group in a particular time in history
Objective Domain
Social Domain
Personal Domain
through Logic, it means the science of inferential thinking or the connectedness of an idea; close to Truth
Genuine Arguments
False Arguments
Fallacy: Group of statements that appear to be arguments, but fail to support the conclusion.
False Arguments
Genuine Arguments
group of statements that serve to support a conclusion
(a)
DOMAINS OF TRUTH:
Tested against consistency and authenticity of the person who claims it.
Objective Domain
Social Domain
Personal Domain
statement of judgment of a person about something in the world.
(a)
FALLACY:
a fallacy used when people convince others that someone’s argument should be rejected because of the person’s personal background, history, nationality, socio-economic status, family, religion, and etc.
FALLACY:
an argument used by people who want to win people over by manipulating their emotions
Argumentum ad Populum
Argumentum ad Misericordiam
Argumentum ad Hominem
Argumentum ad Baculum
FALLACY:
an argument/fallacy used by appealing to the popular sentiments of the public.
Argumentum ad Hominem
Argumentum ad Baculum
Argumentum ad Misericordiam
Argumentum ad Populum
An idea, a conclusion, a product of analysis and thinking
(a)
A person who stated that thinking cannot be likewise be doubted.
The more he doubts that he is thinking, the clearer it appears that he is actually thinking.
Cogito Ergo Sum! (I think, therefore, I am!)
Rene Descartes
Gabriel Marcel
FALLACY:
an argument used by people who want to win a conflict by issuing threats to their opponents.
comes from the Latin word "confinis"
comes from the Latin word "con" which means "together" and "finis" which means "end/limit" meaning our bodies are like boundaries that we cannot transgress.
(a)
is a state of being that has overcome the limitations of physical existence and by some definitions has also become independent of it.
Yes, it is a reality that even our body becomes a reason of our limitations. It also can become a source of many opportunities and possibilities.
transcendence
Believes that Man consists of a Soul and Body, "a soul in possession of a body" which "does not constitute two persons but one man."
(a)
According to him, there are two ways on how Human Person relates his/her body. He calls it HAVING and BEING.
Rene Descartes
Mapette Anne Calvo
Gabriel Marcel
Stated that, "BODY is the Soul actuating itself in matter."
Gabriel Marcel
Maurice-Merlaeu Ponty
Shenti
Skusta Clee
refers to the way to achieving a true understanding of the nature of mind and reality to the way of living in harmony with the changes of nature. Thus human being should therefore understand the natural laws governing nature and learn to apply such laws to one's life.
(a)
It implies the person or self with all the connotations of the physical, social and the mindful.
(a)
is a disposition that works well with the mind. Emotions are commonly understood as belonging to the scope of bodily functions.
alignment
detachment
