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| what does the word philosophy means? |
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| Aristotle said that wisdom is knowledge of what? |
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| the first principle and causes |
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| where does aristotle think that philosophy comes from, what atitude towards the world? |
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| ___________ knowledge is knowledge based upon/justified by the personal feelings, emotions, and thoughts of individual without reference to an external standard. |
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| __________ knowledge is knowlwdge based upon justified by an external standard not influenced by the personal feelings, emotions, and thoughts of an individual. |
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| what is Plato's definition of knowledge? |
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| what are the basic fields/division of philosophy? |
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ethics
logic
metaphysics
epistemology
aesthetics |
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| how to become a good human |
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what is real what is an illusion,
belief in god and freedom causuality |
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philosophy of knowledge
different in opinion and knowledge |
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what is beauty,
what is art,
how to evaluate art |
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| name the philosopher who said that the value of philosophy is to be found in the ''goods of the mind'' |
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| according to some philosopher, '' man as the ___________'' philosophy doesn't give knowledge, but only prejuduces, habits, and desires which create a barrier between us and the world beyond. |
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what is the name of the method with the following characteristics?
it makes individuals aware of their beliefs and assumption; it questions ''public opinion''; it attepts to discover objective values through a process of reasoning; it is named after a famous greek philosopher. |
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| Plato is the student of ____1_____ and ____2_______ is the student of Plato. |
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| a____________ uses to concrete images or picture-language to express and convey abstract truths or message. |
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| ___________ are what plato calls the nonphysical, non-spatial, non-temporal, yet very real, objects of our thoughts. for example, there is the ________of beauty________of courage, and the _______ of a horse or of a cat. we cannot see, hear, touch, taste, or smell these objects. |
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| sense-perception is only_______when reflection by the mind is added to it, for Plato. |
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| ''socrates'' may be referred to as the ___________ in the following sentence---Socrates was courageous. |
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