Philosophy

• Philosophy originated from 2 greek word, Love and Wisdom
• Knowledge, Gain from experience/school
• wisdom, you know what is right or wrong
• Philosophizing, traces its roots to when people started asking why and tried looking for answers
• Socrates, He is the first major greek philosopher
• Socrates, came up with the socratic method
• Socratic Method, a way of studying problems through a question and answer technique
• Socrates, focus on morals, good and evil, and the society
• he did not write a lot but, plato write his thoughts
• Plato, is a student of socrates
• Plato, wrote about his philosophy in conversation called dialogue
• Dialogue, exchange of idea/information
• Philosopher should be a king, said by Plato
• Plato, believe that one should not live in luxury but instead in simplicity
• The Academy, where Plato's school and where Aristotle became his student
• Aristotle, was a student of Plato, but didn't always agree with his teacher
• Science, is part of the philosophy
• The Lyceum, is the own school of Aristotle
• Meta Physics, study of the physical universe and the nature of ultimate reality
• Axiology, Study of principles and values known as ethics and aesthetics
• Logic, Differentiate between valid and confusing ideas more on reasoning or bad reasoning ideas
• Epistenology, considers how people come to learn what they know
• philosophical reflections, we are engaged in finding ways or methodologies to eliminate any practical problem or abstract idea, we are already doing philosophy
• Holistic Point of View, looks at all aspects of the given problems or situation
• Holistic Point of View, all aspects are given importance when making conclusions
• Holistic Point of View, all aspects are fied in together to form a general overview of the problem or situation
• Partial Point of View, Looks only at a limited number aspects of the given problem or situation
• Partial Point of View, conclusion are made bases on considering some, but not all, sides of the problem of situation
• 3 big names of Philosophy. Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
• how to answer philosophical question. Ability to reflect, ask question, explain one's thought, analyze certain experience and phenomenom