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Which branch of philosophy deals with questions of beauty?
Which branch of philosophy deals with questions of beauty?
- Logic
- Moral
- Political
- Aesthetic (correct)
Logic is concerned with moral decisions.
Logic is concerned with moral decisions.
False (B)
What does political philosophy study?
What does political philosophy study?
Government and justice
______ is a general belief in freedom socially and economically.
______ is a general belief in freedom socially and economically.
Which of the following statements is true about socialism?
Which of the following statements is true about socialism?
The sun is the center of the solar system.
The sun is the center of the solar system.
The concept which deals with moral decisions is called __________.
The concept which deals with moral decisions is called __________.
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
What did Heraclitus propose as being a fundamental principle of existence?
What did Heraclitus propose as being a fundamental principle of existence?
Plato's teachings are widely regarded as the foundation of eastern philosophy.
Plato's teachings are widely regarded as the foundation of eastern philosophy.
What method did Socrates use to facilitate learning?
What method did Socrates use to facilitate learning?
Plato's philosophy is based on the concepts of ________ and virtue.
Plato's philosophy is based on the concepts of ________ and virtue.
Match the philosopher with their significant idea:
Match the philosopher with their significant idea:
What is the Greek word for 'love' as it relates to philosophy?
What is the Greek word for 'love' as it relates to philosophy?
Epicurus believed that wisdom and simple living lead to a life free of fear and pain.
Epicurus believed that wisdom and simple living lead to a life free of fear and pain.
Who is considered the foremost philosopher of ancient times?
Who is considered the foremost philosopher of ancient times?
Pythagoras is known for formulating the __________ Theorem.
Pythagoras is known for formulating the __________ Theorem.
Which ancient Greek philosopher believed that philosophy could enable man to live in happiness?
Which ancient Greek philosopher believed that philosophy could enable man to live in happiness?
Cynicism and Stoicism are schools of thought that focus primarily on material success.
Cynicism and Stoicism are schools of thought that focus primarily on material success.
What two components does the term 'Philosophy' consist of in Greek?
What two components does the term 'Philosophy' consist of in Greek?
Match the philosopher with their associated belief or contribution:
Match the philosopher with their associated belief or contribution:
What method is Aristotle known for using to arrive at new knowledge?
What method is Aristotle known for using to arrive at new knowledge?
Aristotle believed that ideas and views are based solely on abstract reasoning.
Aristotle believed that ideas and views are based solely on abstract reasoning.
What mindset is required for an individual to engage in the dialectic method?
What mindset is required for an individual to engage in the dialectic method?
Aristotle was a student of ________.
Aristotle was a student of ________.
Match the following philosophers and their associated theories or methods:
Match the following philosophers and their associated theories or methods:
What does spending half an hour in the morning philosophizing reportedly provide?
What does spending half an hour in the morning philosophizing reportedly provide?
The dialectic method involves two people opposing each other's ideas.
The dialectic method involves two people opposing each other's ideas.
According to Aristotle, how do we form ideas and views?
According to Aristotle, how do we form ideas and views?
What is the primary focus of partial thinking?
What is the primary focus of partial thinking?
Holistic thinking is concerned with the individual components of a situation.
Holistic thinking is concerned with the individual components of a situation.
Who traced the need to philosophize to doubt?
Who traced the need to philosophize to doubt?
A sense of ________ drives man's curiosity to ask questions.
A sense of ________ drives man's curiosity to ask questions.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a philosophical question driven by curiosity?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a philosophical question driven by curiosity?
Scientific ideas can be accepted as truth immediately after proposal.
Scientific ideas can be accepted as truth immediately after proposal.
What does a bicycle have that makes it a common example in discussing scientific truths?
What does a bicycle have that makes it a common example in discussing scientific truths?
Match the terms with their definitions:
Match the terms with their definitions:
Flashcards
Aesthetic Philosophy
Aesthetic Philosophy
Exploring beauty and what makes things aesthetically pleasing.
Moral Philosophy
Moral Philosophy
Focuses on defining what is right and wrong in moral decisions.
Political Philosophy
Political Philosophy
Examines government, justice, power, and citizens' rights and obligations.
Liberalism
Liberalism
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Socialism
Socialism
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Philos
Philos
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Sophia
Sophia
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Socratic Method
Socratic Method
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Pythagoras
Pythagoras
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Heraclitus
Heraclitus
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Socrates
Socrates
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Plato
Plato
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Aristotle
Aristotle
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Sense of Wonder
Sense of Wonder
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Doubt as a Catalyst
Doubt as a Catalyst
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Partial Thinking
Partial Thinking
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Holistic Thinking
Holistic Thinking
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Truth and Knowledge
Truth and Knowledge
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Metaphysics
Metaphysics
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Epistemology
Epistemology
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Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Language
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Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Mind
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Aesthetics
Aesthetics
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Logic
Logic
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Ethics
Ethics
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Political Philosophy
Political Philosophy
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Epistemology
Epistemology
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Rationalism
Rationalism
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Empiricism
Empiricism
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Study Notes
Branches of Philosophy
- Aesthetic Philosophy: Explores concepts of beauty and what makes things aesthetically pleasing.
- Moral Philosophy: Concerned with moral decisions, focusing on defining right and wrong.
- Political Philosophy: Examines government, justice, power, rights, and obligations of citizens.
Political Ideologies
- Liberalism: Advocates for social and economic freedom.
- Socialism: Left-leaning ideology that promotes sharing of wealth and views humans as inherently social.
Terminology
- Philos: Greek term meaning "love."
- Sophia: Greek word for "wisdom."
- Socratic Method: A technique involving a series of questions to stimulate critical thinking and illuminate ideas.
Ancient Greek Philosophers
- Pythagoras: Mathematician known for the Pythagorean Theorem; founded a community dedicated to philosophy.
- Heraclitus: Proposed that existence is based on a higher order, emphasizing that change is a constant.
- Socrates: Foremost philosopher who asserted that philosophy leads to a virtuous life.
- Plato: Developed significant philosophical ideas, notably the theory of forms and dialectic method.
- Aristotle: Student of Plato; introduced deductive reasoning as a means of deriving conclusions from general principles.
The Importance of Philosophizing
- Sense of Wonder: Human curiosity drives the pursuit of philosophical questions without definitive answers, such as the origin of existence.
- Doubt as a Catalyst: René Descartes emphasized the role of doubt in questioning established ideas and the search for truth.
Thinking Styles
- Partial Thinking: Focuses on specific aspects of a given situation, essential for analytical reasoning.
- Holistic Thinking: Considers the larger picture and requires an open mindset; encourages looking at general patterns within systems.
Truth and Knowledge
- Scientific ideas must be rigorously tested and verified to be accepted as truth, exemplified by the assertion "a bicycle has two wheels."
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This quiz covers various branches of philosophy, including aesthetic, moral, and political philosophy. It also delves into key political ideologies such as liberalism and socialism, along with important philosophical terminology and insights from ancient Greek philosophers. Test your knowledge on these fundamental concepts!
