PHILOSOPHY ( 11 HUMSS )

• Greek term of "Philo"

  Love
• All men seek wisdom It is everyone's task

  The object (goal) of wisdom is TRUTH.

  Philosophy
• acquisition of ideas, information, theories mastery of certain methods or procedures

  Knowledge
• Considered themselves as wise persons Bearer of all wisdom

  Sophists
• A Lover of wisdom

  By Pythagoras

  Philosophia
• negative connotation someone who argues "unintelligently".

  Pilosopo
• Greek term of "Sophia"

  Wisdom
• enables a person to reflect on or examine the underlying meaning or causes of things

  reason
• provides with a person with the initial data so that he/she would be able to speak of his/her reflection

  experience
• a state which the mind suspends

  its judgement or assertion on the truth of a

  certain proposition or belief.

  doubt
• Engaging in discussion and debate

  on their ideas, various perspectives

  on a topic are taken into

  consideration and examined

  argument
• Principle which states that among

  possible explanations, the one with

  the least assumptions is the most acceptable

  occam's razor
• Educative experience brings

  awareness and knowledge and

  leads in a constructive direction

  toward intelligent action.

  philosophical reflection
• an imagined scenario is

  used to illustrate a certain problem

  or describe a theory.

  allegory
• Also called Elenchus

  Analyzing a topic by formulating a

  series of question Way of eliciting truth by question and

  answer.

  socrated method