Philosophy Etymology Quiz
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What is the Greek term for 'philosophy'?

  • philozoia
  • sophieros
  • philosophia (correct)
  • philosophikos

Which of the following best describes the meaning of 'philos' in the context of 'philosophy'?

  • Knowledge
  • Love (correct)
  • Justice
  • Power

What does 'sophia' translate to in English?

  • Analysis
  • Wisdom (correct)
  • Philosophy
  • Friendship

Which of the following components of the word 'philosophy' means 'friendship'?

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The term 'philosophia' is a combination of which two concepts?

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Study Notes

Etymology of Philosophy

  • "Philosophy" originates from the Greek word "philosophia" (φιλοσοφία).
  • The term is a combination of two Greek words:
    • "Philos" (φίλος) translates to "love" or "friendship."
    • "Sophia" (σοφία) means "wisdom."
  • This etymology highlights the fundamental nature of philosophy as a pursuit driven by the love of wisdom.

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Explore the origins of the word 'philosophy' in this engaging quiz. Learn how the Greek roots 'philos' and 'sophia' contribute to its meaning of love for wisdom. Test your knowledge on philosophical terms and concepts.

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