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What is the etymological meaning of philosophy?

Love of wisdom.

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What two major branches of philosophy are covered in Lesson 3?

Metaphysics and Epistemology.

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What does metaphysics study?

The ultimate nature of reality or existence.

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What are the four aspects of metaphysical questions?

Cosmological, Theological, Anthropological, and Ontological.

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What is epistemology?

The study of the nature, scope, meaning, and possibility of knowledge.

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What is the main concern of axiology?

The philosophical study of value.

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What are the three main branches of ethics?

Meta-ethics, Normative ethics, and Applied ethics.

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What is the definition of logic in philosophy?

The study or theory of principles of right reasoning.

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What is the significance of 'questioning the apparent' in philosophy?

It refers to the ability to deal creatively with the phenomenal world, going beyond common understanding.

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What does the Socratic statement 'The unexamined life is not worth living' imply about the study of philosophy?

It emphasizes the importance of self-examination and critical reflection in life.

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What are some benefits of studying philosophy?

Critical examination of life, self-actualization, intellectual independence, and the development of creative thinking.

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What is the main aim of metaphysics?

To seek an irreducible foundation of reality or 'first principles'.

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What does epistemology explore regarding knowledge?

The sources, validity, and nature of knowledge.

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What are some philosophical questions that frame ethical debates?

What is good/bad? What is right/wrong? What is the ultimate foundation of moral principles?

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How is logic defined in the context of argumentation?

Logic evaluates the validity and soundness of arguments.

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What characterizes philosophy as a critical enterprise?

It involves rational criticism, analysis, and examination of ideas and beliefs.

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What is the purpose of philosophical inquiry according to Vincent Barry?

To formulate proper questions and resolve them by rigorous analysis.

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How does philosophy contribute to intellectual and behavioral independence?

By helping individuals develop their own opinions and beliefs.

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What role does wonder play in philosophy according to Socratic thought?

It is the feeling that initiates philosophical inquiry.

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How do different philosophers view the nature of reality?

They offer various interpretations that influence their perspectives on existence.