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What is the code for the lesson on basic principles and the concept of social science?
What is the code for the lesson on basic principles and the concept of social science?
SSP 123 -1
What is the code for the lesson on the nature of philosophical inquiry?
What is the code for the lesson on the nature of philosophical inquiry?
SSP 123-5
What is the code for the lesson on logic, meaning, fallacies, and good arguments?
What is the code for the lesson on logic, meaning, fallacies, and good arguments?
SSP 123-7
Which of the following are considered branches of philosophy in Oriental traditions?
Which of the following are considered branches of philosophy in Oriental traditions?
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Which of the following is NOT a core principle of Confucianism?
Which of the following is NOT a core principle of Confucianism?
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Taoism, also known as Daoism, emphasizes living in harmony with the Dao, which is a core concept in most Chinese philosophical schools.
Taoism, also known as Daoism, emphasizes living in harmony with the Dao, which is a core concept in most Chinese philosophical schools.
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Buddhism believes in a personal god, similar to other major world religions.
Buddhism believes in a personal god, similar to other major world religions.
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Which of the following is NOT a symbol associated with Buddhism?
Which of the following is NOT a symbol associated with Buddhism?
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What is the focus of Western philosophy?
What is the focus of Western philosophy?
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Which of the following is NOT a major movement or school of thought during the Ancient Period?
Which of the following is NOT a major movement or school of thought during the Ancient Period?
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Modernism is a specific movement exclusively in the field of philosophy.
Modernism is a specific movement exclusively in the field of philosophy.
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Study Notes
Social Science and Philosophy SSP 123
- SSP 123 course covers various topics in social science and philosophy
- Course includes ten lessons, each with a unique code, exploring foundational principles of social sciences, philosophy, and the history of philosophical inquiry
- Sub-topics cover basic principles and concepts of social science, terminology, theories, and disciplines, historical foundations of social sciences, the nature, meaning, and history of philosophy
- The course also explores the nature and development of Eastern and Western philosophy, logic, fallacies, good arguments, ethics, classification of philosophical ideals, metaphysics, and epistemology
- Lesson 6 specifically focuses on the history and development of Oriental and Western philosophy
- Specific learning objectives include demonstrating understanding of the history and development of Oriental and Western philosophy and articulating different branches of philosophy
- Assessment methods include recitation, quizzes, and midterm examinations
- References to relevant academic sources are listed for additional research and learning
- The introduction to Eastern Philosophy clarifies its focus on understanding the universe and "becoming", distinct from its development from Western and Islamic thought, and contrasting Western academic traditions
- Confucianism, explored in one of the lessons, focuses on ethical and practical approaches to philosophy, with less emphasis on religious teachings, and great reverence for the philosopher
- Taoism, another notable topic, emphasizes harmony with the Dao (principle behind existence), and the concept of "Tao" as a central concept to navigate life
- Buddhism further examines the idea of impermanence, suffering, and the "Middle Way," emphasizing a life detached from material possessions
- The provided text indicates a comprehensive study of different philosophical schools throughout history, highlighting major movements or schools within each period, such as Ancient, Modern, etc.
- The study of movements and schools in Western Philosophy includes notable figures and focuses on specific schools, such as Aristotle, Cynicism, Epicureanism, Hedonism, Skepticism, and Illuminationism.
- Learning is contextualised, relating concepts and philosophies between periods, movements, and even geographical locations.
Specific Learning Objectives
- Understand the history and development of Oriental and Western philosophy
- Articulate the multiple branches of philosophy emerging from Oriental and Western traditions
Oriental Philosophy
- Covers Confucianism and Taoism philosophies
- Includes Buddhism and Hinduism
Western Philosophy
- Includes aspects like Ancient Greek Schools
- Includes information about major movements, such as Modernism, Deconstructionism, and more.
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This quiz covers key concepts from the SSP 123 course in social science and philosophy. Explore the foundational principles, historical development, and various branches of philosophy, including Eastern and Western thought. Test your understanding of ethics, logic, and metaphysical ideas through a series of engaging questions.
