The love of wisdome, it is the study of the most basic and profound matters of human existence

The Philosopher that would be king won 2 prizes as a champion in wrestling Studied under Socrates

stated that a philosoper should be a king

Athen's street corner philosoper born to a midwife and sculptor Studied under Pericles Influenced by Heraclitus and Parmenides

Plato's best student Started his own philosophical school at age 50 Best known ideas is the Golden Mean

where one avoids extremes, effectively making it a counsel of moderation in all things

First proper philosopher proposed that the whole universe was composed of different forms of water

Most of his works were not preserved proposed that the whole universe was made of air

Known as the Obscure or the Weeping Philosopher Change is a fundamental essence in the universe Proposed that the whole universe was made of fire

Thale's student Taught Anaximanes and Pythagoras First one to write down his teachings Proposed that the whole universe made from a substance as the infinite or the boundless

Led a religious sect and believed that all reality was governed by mathematics His teachings influenced Western Philosophy

Founder of the school of either Metaphysics or Ontology "everything that exists is permanent and unchanging"

Defended Parmenides paradoxes

Proposed that everything is made up of the four classical elements

Proposed the theory of athomos, which became one of the foundations for modern-day Chemistry or the concept of atomos Developed the study of Aetiology

The study of causation or origination

this deals with the fundamental questions of reality

sells to understand the origin, revolution, structure, and ultimate fate of the universe

the investigation in to what types of things there are in the world

studies the rules of valid reading and argumentation

delas with our concept of knowledge, how we learn, and what can we know

is concerned with human values and how individuals should act

dates with notion of beauty and the philosophy of art

studies the concepts of liberty, justice, property, rights, law, and the enforcement of legal code by authority

It is defined as being in accordance with fact and reality

It is defined as a view or judgement formed by a person

moves from specific premises to a general conclusion

Moves from a general truth to a specific conclusion

Emphasizes a person's existence in determining development Focuses on individual choice to do something Existence is counted by actions done

philosophical analysis mostly used on languages Emphasizes that everything can be analyzed Focuses on logical context to provide philosophical meaning

Emphasizes on the consciousness and experiences Focuses on carefully inspecting describing phenomena phenomena are experienced via first person pov

Used to refer as daydreaming, recollecting, or remembering an event in our minds Not only about remembering external objects

It dissects the experience into parts it dissolves unity of experience by emphasizing the parts, rather than approaching it as a whole

It attempts to see the parts in relation to whole

Class of normative theories in ethics that one's actions bear consequences, which become the ultimate basees for any judgement about its morality

class of normative theories in ethics that deconstructs the righteousness of one's actions themselves rather than the consequences of such acts

Human centered pov

Nature centered pov

Thinking based on logic

Thinking based on intuition sometimes attributed to feelings or emotions

body and soul are seperate entities

body and soul are not seperate entities

seeks truth and wisdom

how feelings fuel your actions

drives you to eat protect yourseld, and other needs