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37問 • 2年前
  • harlet libao
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  • 1

    WHAT IS THE MEANING OF SOPHIA?

    Wisdom

  • 2

    What is the meaning of Philos?

    Love

  • 3

    This is the Love of wisdom

    Philosophia

  • 4

    means love for knowledge or passion for learning

    Philosophy

  • 5

    Dealing with nature, is one of the branches of Philosophy

    Epistemology

  • 6

    Form the Greek word of Episteme

    Knowledge

  • 7

    From the classical greek word of logic

    Logos

  • 8

    is the branch of philosophy concerned with the study of "first principles" and "being" (ontology) is the study of the most general aspects of reality, pertaining to subjects such as substance, identity, the nature of the mind, and free will

    Metaphysics

  • 9

    Its the study of right and wrong in human endeavors

    Ethics

  • 10

    is a branch of philosophy that explores the creation and appreciation of beauty through critical analysis and reflection

    Aesthetic

  • 11

    Martine Heidegger His best-known work is Being and Time

    1927

  • 12

    His ideas have exerted influence on the development of contemporary European philosophy

    Martine Heidegger

  • 13

    What the Heidegger examines two definitions of technology?

    Instrumental Definition, Anthropological Definition

  • 14

    He offers that “Technology is a means to an end”

    Instrumental Definition

  • 15

    He proposes that “Technology is a human activity

    Anthropological Definition

  • 16

    The material, the matter out of which an object is made

    Causa Materialis

  • 17

    The form, the shape into which the material enters.

    Causa Formalis

  • 18

    Which brings about the effect that is finished

    Causa Efficiens

  • 19

    End of causa

    Causa Finalis

  • 20

    What is the 4 types of Causa?

    Causa Materialis, Causa Formalis, Causa Efficiens, Causa Finalis

  • 21

    A thing or an event causes another thing or event. The first thing or event is called a cause, the second is called an effect.

    Doctrines of Causality

  • 22

    Volcanic Eruption Coral Bleaching Planting Trees Mining Farming

    Bringing Forth

  • 23

    means obedience and submission.

    Piety

  • 24

    On Martin Heidegger's "The Memorial Address’’

    Calculative Thinking, Meditative Thinking

  • 25

    based on the desire to control and manipulate the world around us.

    Calculative Thinking

  • 26

    tells us why we should do or should not do a thing, beyond the simple calculative process of actually doing it

    Meditative Thinking

  • 27

    This also means access to the pleasant life, the engaged or good life and the meaningful life

    Human Flourishing

  • 28

    There is an end of all the actions that we perform which we desire for itself. Flourishing is the greatest good for human endeavors and that toward which all actions aim.

    Aristotle

  • 29

    He presented the various popular conceptions of the best life for human beings

    A philosophical Life, Life of pleasure, A Life of Political Activity

  • 30

    Means good spirit is aproperty of one’s life when considered as a whole.

    Eudaimonia

  • 31

    is“doingwell”and“livingwell”

    Happiness

  • 32

    Eudamon a life of pleasure maintains that life of pleasure coincides with the life of virtues HAPPINESS=PLEASURE

    Epicurus

  • 33

    He believed that virtues such as self-control, justice, courage, wisdom, piety and related qualities of mind and soul are absolutely crucial if a person is to lead a good and happy life

    Socrates

  • 34

    Eudaimonia depends on virtue (arete) which is depicted as the most crucial and the dominant constituent of eudaimonia

    Plato

  • 35

    o He founded of Pyrrhonism, a school of philosophical skepticism that places the attainment of ataraxia (a state of equanimity) as a way to a achieve Eudaimonia o Pyrrhonist practice is for the purpose of achieving epoch

    Phyrrho

  • 36

    Mental calmness, composure and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation

    Equanimity

  • 37

    Is the moral excellence of a person

    Virtue

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    WHAT IS THE MEANING OF SOPHIA?

    Wisdom

  • 2

    What is the meaning of Philos?

    Love

  • 3

    This is the Love of wisdom

    Philosophia

  • 4

    means love for knowledge or passion for learning

    Philosophy

  • 5

    Dealing with nature, is one of the branches of Philosophy

    Epistemology

  • 6

    Form the Greek word of Episteme

    Knowledge

  • 7

    From the classical greek word of logic

    Logos

  • 8

    is the branch of philosophy concerned with the study of "first principles" and "being" (ontology) is the study of the most general aspects of reality, pertaining to subjects such as substance, identity, the nature of the mind, and free will

    Metaphysics

  • 9

    Its the study of right and wrong in human endeavors

    Ethics

  • 10

    is a branch of philosophy that explores the creation and appreciation of beauty through critical analysis and reflection

    Aesthetic

  • 11

    Martine Heidegger His best-known work is Being and Time

    1927

  • 12

    His ideas have exerted influence on the development of contemporary European philosophy

    Martine Heidegger

  • 13

    What the Heidegger examines two definitions of technology?

    Instrumental Definition, Anthropological Definition

  • 14

    He offers that “Technology is a means to an end”

    Instrumental Definition

  • 15

    He proposes that “Technology is a human activity

    Anthropological Definition

  • 16

    The material, the matter out of which an object is made

    Causa Materialis

  • 17

    The form, the shape into which the material enters.

    Causa Formalis

  • 18

    Which brings about the effect that is finished

    Causa Efficiens

  • 19

    End of causa

    Causa Finalis

  • 20

    What is the 4 types of Causa?

    Causa Materialis, Causa Formalis, Causa Efficiens, Causa Finalis

  • 21

    A thing or an event causes another thing or event. The first thing or event is called a cause, the second is called an effect.

    Doctrines of Causality

  • 22

    Volcanic Eruption Coral Bleaching Planting Trees Mining Farming

    Bringing Forth

  • 23

    means obedience and submission.

    Piety

  • 24

    On Martin Heidegger's "The Memorial Address’’

    Calculative Thinking, Meditative Thinking

  • 25

    based on the desire to control and manipulate the world around us.

    Calculative Thinking

  • 26

    tells us why we should do or should not do a thing, beyond the simple calculative process of actually doing it

    Meditative Thinking

  • 27

    This also means access to the pleasant life, the engaged or good life and the meaningful life

    Human Flourishing

  • 28

    There is an end of all the actions that we perform which we desire for itself. Flourishing is the greatest good for human endeavors and that toward which all actions aim.

    Aristotle

  • 29

    He presented the various popular conceptions of the best life for human beings

    A philosophical Life, Life of pleasure, A Life of Political Activity

  • 30

    Means good spirit is aproperty of one’s life when considered as a whole.

    Eudaimonia

  • 31

    is“doingwell”and“livingwell”

    Happiness

  • 32

    Eudamon a life of pleasure maintains that life of pleasure coincides with the life of virtues HAPPINESS=PLEASURE

    Epicurus

  • 33

    He believed that virtues such as self-control, justice, courage, wisdom, piety and related qualities of mind and soul are absolutely crucial if a person is to lead a good and happy life

    Socrates

  • 34

    Eudaimonia depends on virtue (arete) which is depicted as the most crucial and the dominant constituent of eudaimonia

    Plato

  • 35

    o He founded of Pyrrhonism, a school of philosophical skepticism that places the attainment of ataraxia (a state of equanimity) as a way to a achieve Eudaimonia o Pyrrhonist practice is for the purpose of achieving epoch

    Phyrrho

  • 36

    Mental calmness, composure and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation

    Equanimity

  • 37

    Is the moral excellence of a person

    Virtue