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| Philosophy” is a combination of two ancient Greek words, “Philein” and “Sophia”, which mean |
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| Believing that “the unexamined life is not worth living |
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• Critical thinking skills, writing skills and speaking skills
• Liberation from prejudice and provincialism.
• Expansion of one’s horizon
• Understanding Society |
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| origin or human knowledge |
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| a division of philosophy that is concerned with the fundamental nature of reality and being |
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| The origins of western philosophy |
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| explaining the material world |
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| Does the World Have a Mathematical Blueprint? |
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| According the the Sophists |
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| believed that our soul’s were eternal |
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| We gain our knowledge through |
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| According to Plato’s metaphysical theory, there is an aspect of reality beyond the one which we can see, an aspect of reality even more real than the one we see |
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| father of western philosophy |
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| study for morality, code or set of principles |
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| invisible matters called atoms |
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| "you cannot step twice into the same river" |
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| "man is the measure of all things" |
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| anything beyond physical world |
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| who said socrates was wisest of all men? |
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| truth, morality and ethic was man made |
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