What does the Greek word "Philos" mean?

What does the Greek word "Sophia" mean?

Combining its Greek roots, what is the literal definition of "Philosophy"?

According to the slides, Philosophy uses which human tool to investigate ultimate causes and principles?

What do we call a person who engages in philosophy?

Which ancient Greek philosopher is famous for the theorem named after him and was both a mathematician and scientist?

Who was the philosopher known for the "Doctrine of Flux" and believed that "everything flows"?

Heraclitus believed that everything is based on a higher order or plan. What did he call this?

Which philosopher is considered the "Father of Atomism" and believed everything is made of tiny, indivisible particles?

Diogenes of Sinope was a known advocate of living a simple life free from material desires. He founded which school of thought?

Which philosopher believed that the highest good is pleasure, defined as freedom from pain and anxiety?

Who is considered the foremost philosopher of ancient times and is famous for his method of asking a series of questions?

What is the "Socratic Method"?

Who was the student of Socrates that wrote down his mentor’s teachings and founded the Academy?

Plato proposed the "Theory of Forms," which suggests that everything that exists is based on:

Who was the prominent student of Plato who disagreed with the Theory of Forms and focused on reality based on perception?

Aristotle is known for his studies in _______, which led to a formal process of analyzing reasoning.

The lesson title introduces a comparison between a "Holistic Perspective" and a _______ Point of View.

Philosophy is described as both a science and an _______.