Intro to the Philosophy of the Human Person (copy)

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Oldest means of answering questions

Religion

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Means love of wisdom. Insatiable desire for TRUTH

Philosophy

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Application of Knowledge accumulated through experience

Wisdom

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The fact or condition of being aware of something

Knowledge

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Study of PHYSICS (ancient Greek word: PHUSIS) which literally means

NATURE - For that matter, all that is observable in the universe through the SCIENTIFIC METHOD. (Observation, Question, Hypothesize, Prediction, Test/Experiment, & Reflection)

Natural Philosophy

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For that matter, all that is observable in the universe through the SCIENTIFIC METHOD. (Observation, Question, Hypothesize, Prediction, Test/Experiment, & Reflection)

NATURE

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Derived from Natural Philosophy around the 19th century. Thee Latin word "Scientia" means knowing something.

Natural Science and Social Science

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The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence

Academic Discipline

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  1. Solves Problem (scientific vs philosophical)

  2. Sense of Direction (belief, way of life)

  3. Tolerance & understanding

Objectives of Philosophy of the HUMAN PERSON

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Investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.

Epistemology

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(FACT vs OPINION, TRUTH vs FALCITY /Fallacy JTB-justified true belief)

Knowledge

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(correct reasoning, valid vs invalid argument)

LOGIC

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Reason(thinking) is the primary source of knowledge
[Think MATH]

RATIONALISM

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Senses(experience) is the primary source of knowledge
[Experiments in SCIENCE]

EMPIRICISM

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The study of nature of reality

  1. Reality and Perception

  2. Nature of things a.
    a. Composition - What is it made off?

    b. Characteristics - How does it behave?

    1. Spiritual/ Mind (what is real? Physical or Spiritual?)

    2. Freedom(Free Will) vs. Determinism(Destiny or God's Will) (purpose of existence)

Metaphysics

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Understanding the world through measurement or degrees.

  1. Ethics - What is good or moral?

  2. Aesthetics - What is beautiful or appealing?

Value Theory

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What is good or moral?

Ethics

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What is beautiful or appealing?

Aesthetics

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Water Primary Source of the World

Oldest known western philosopher who stood out in his attempts to explain the world through the simplification of natural phenomenon instead of the wills of gods

Thales of Miletus

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Life came from Ocean

Apeiron - Pupil of Thales who proposed that the world, and everything, is composed of a boundless

Anaximander of Miletus

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Air Primary Substance

Air is also the soul that animates people.

Younger contemporary of Anaximander

Anaximenes of Miletus

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The first to use the term philosophy

Everything could be explained through NUMBERS

Pythagoras

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FIRE Primary Source

Only permanent in this world is CHANGE

Logos - Everything that exists is based on a higher order or plan

Heraclitus

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Everything that exists is based on a higher order or plan

Logos

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ATOMISM - nature of cosmos

2 fundamental kinds of realities composing the natural world, atoms and void.

Democritus

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Advocate of living a simple and virtuous life. (CYNICISM)

Diogenes of Sinope

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Man to live a life of happiness. (HEDONISM)

Epicurus

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Socratic method

Socrates

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Examining a topic by devising a series of QUESTIONS that let the learner examine and analyze his knowledge and views regarding the topic

Socratic method