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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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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