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METHODS OF PHILOSOPHIZING
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    Branch of philosophy that deals with the fundamebtal questions of reality

    Metaphysics

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    Seeks to understand the origin, evolution, structure, and ultimate fate of the universe at large, as well as the natural laws that keep it in order

    Cosmology

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    Investigation into what types of things there are in the world and what relations these things bear to one another

    Ontology

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    Branch of philosophy which deals with our concept of knowledge, how we learn, and what we can know.

    Epistemology

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    branch of philosophy which studies the ruled of valid reasoning and argumentations.

    Logic

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    Ethic or

    moral philosophy

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    Branch of philosophy shich is concerned with human values and how individuals should act.

    Ethics or moral philosophy

  • 8

    Branch of philosophy which studies the concept of liberty, justice, property, rights and law.

    Political philosophy or politics

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    Defined as being in accordance with fact and reality, sometimes considered as a fidelity to an original or standard

    Truth

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    Defined as a view or judgement formed by a person about something, which is not necessarily based on fact or knowledge

    Opinion

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    Truth is based on reasoning and critical thinking analysis and construction of arguments

    Logic

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    Specific to general

    Inductive

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    generL truth to more specific conclusion

    Deductive reasoning

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    Importance of free individual choice regardless of the power of the people to influence and coerce our desires, beliefs, and decisions.

    Existentialism

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    Existentialism gets its name from an insistence that life is only understandable in terms of an individual's existence and his/her particular life experiences

    Existence befor essence

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    People have slowly been separated from concrete earthly existence

    alienation

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    The optimism of the 18th and 19th centuries gives way, after the first world war, to the great depression, world war 2, and the holocaust, to a feeling og pessimism, fear, and anxiety.

    Fear and trembling and anxiety

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    for individuals aleienated from God, from nature, from other people and even from themselves what if left at last but nothingness?

    The encounter with nothingness

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    Sooner or later, as a theme that includes all the others mentioned above, existentialist writings bear upon

    Freedom

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    Conviction that all philosophies have some significant structure which, when analyzed, provides the philosopher's motive

    Analytical philosophy

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    Focuses on careful inspection and description of phenomena and defines it as any object of conscious experience

    Phenomenology

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    Every art of philosophizing begins with curiosity

    wonder

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    When wuestions are asked based on our wondering about reality, human existencs, and all changes experienced, we tend to form opinions and presumptions based on the issued raised

    Speculate

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    entails detailed examination of the opinion formed

    Analyze

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    Combine our analyzed opnion into a unified knowledge or ideA

    Synthesize

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    We take critical examinatiob of the idea formemd, weighing its strengths and weaknesses before establishing a theory or principle

    Critique

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    ENGLISH

    ENGLISH

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    ENGLISH

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    ARTS

    ARTS

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    ENGLISH

    ENGLISH

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    ENGLISH

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    MUSIC

    MUSIC

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    MUSIC

    MUSIC

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    ENGLISH

    ENGLISH

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    ENGLISH

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    PE and HEALTH

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    English

    English

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    English

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    REFLECTION

    REFLECTION

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    REFLECTION

    REFLECTION

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    ROMEO AND JULIET

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    Arts

    Arts

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    Arts

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    PE

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    HEALTH

    HEALTH

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Branch of philosophy that deals with the fundamebtal questions of reality

    Metaphysics

  • 2

    Seeks to understand the origin, evolution, structure, and ultimate fate of the universe at large, as well as the natural laws that keep it in order

    Cosmology

  • 3

    Investigation into what types of things there are in the world and what relations these things bear to one another

    Ontology

  • 4

    Branch of philosophy which deals with our concept of knowledge, how we learn, and what we can know.

    Epistemology

  • 5

    branch of philosophy which studies the ruled of valid reasoning and argumentations.

    Logic

  • 6

    Ethic or

    moral philosophy

  • 7

    Branch of philosophy shich is concerned with human values and how individuals should act.

    Ethics or moral philosophy

  • 8

    Branch of philosophy which studies the concept of liberty, justice, property, rights and law.

    Political philosophy or politics

  • 9

    Defined as being in accordance with fact and reality, sometimes considered as a fidelity to an original or standard

    Truth

  • 10

    Defined as a view or judgement formed by a person about something, which is not necessarily based on fact or knowledge

    Opinion

  • 11

    Truth is based on reasoning and critical thinking analysis and construction of arguments

    Logic

  • 12

    Specific to general

    Inductive

  • 13

    generL truth to more specific conclusion

    Deductive reasoning

  • 14

    Importance of free individual choice regardless of the power of the people to influence and coerce our desires, beliefs, and decisions.

    Existentialism

  • 15

    Existentialism gets its name from an insistence that life is only understandable in terms of an individual's existence and his/her particular life experiences

    Existence befor essence

  • 16

    People have slowly been separated from concrete earthly existence

    alienation

  • 17

    The optimism of the 18th and 19th centuries gives way, after the first world war, to the great depression, world war 2, and the holocaust, to a feeling og pessimism, fear, and anxiety.

    Fear and trembling and anxiety

  • 18

    for individuals aleienated from God, from nature, from other people and even from themselves what if left at last but nothingness?

    The encounter with nothingness

  • 19

    Sooner or later, as a theme that includes all the others mentioned above, existentialist writings bear upon

    Freedom

  • 20

    Conviction that all philosophies have some significant structure which, when analyzed, provides the philosopher's motive

    Analytical philosophy

  • 21

    Focuses on careful inspection and description of phenomena and defines it as any object of conscious experience

    Phenomenology

  • 22

    Every art of philosophizing begins with curiosity

    wonder

  • 23

    When wuestions are asked based on our wondering about reality, human existencs, and all changes experienced, we tend to form opinions and presumptions based on the issued raised

    Speculate

  • 24

    entails detailed examination of the opinion formed

    Analyze

  • 25

    Combine our analyzed opnion into a unified knowledge or ideA

    Synthesize

  • 26

    We take critical examinatiob of the idea formemd, weighing its strengths and weaknesses before establishing a theory or principle

    Critique