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Philosophy Basics
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1
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What is the Latin phrase that emphasizes Philosophy as faith seeking understanding?
Answer
Fides quaerens intellectum
2
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From which Greek words is the term Philosophy derived?
Answer
Philos (love) and Sophia (wisdom)
3
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What does Philosophy literally mean based on its Greek origin?
Answer
Love of wisdom
4
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During the Middle Ages, Philosophy was combined with which discipline?
Answer
Religion
5
Question
What are some modern perspectives on what Philosophy seeks?
Answer
Certitude, clarity, or understanding of terms
6
Question
Who said, 'Philosophy is the science of all things in their ultimate causes and principles'?
Answer
Aristotle and Saint Thomas Aquinas
7
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Who is known as the Father of Western Philosophy?
Answer
Thales
8
Question
Which philosopher is famous for the quote: 'Know thyself'?
Answer
Socrates
9
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What method did Socrates introduce to clarify concepts and ideas?
Answer
Socratic Method (questioning technique)
10
Question
Which ancient philosopher believed that a contemplative life centered on water explains nature?
Answer
Thales
11
Question
What is the main focus of Metaphysics in philosophy?
Answer
The nature of reality and being.
12
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Which branch of philosophy studies the existence and what makes things 'to be'?
Answer
Ontology
13
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What does Natural Theology aim to prove?
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The existence of God through observation of nature.
14
Question
What area of philosophy involves understanding the origin and structure of the universe?
Answer
Cosmology
15
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What is the primary concern of Epistemology?
Answer
The nature and extent of human knowledge.
16
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Name three types of knowledge identified by epistemologists.
Answer
Propositional, know-how, acquaintance knowledge
17
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What distinguishes a priori knowledge from a posteriori knowledge?
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A priori is independent of experience; a posteriori depends on experience.
18
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What are the three conditions that define justified true belief as knowledge?
Answer
Belief, truth, and justified reasoning
19
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What does Axiology study?
Answer
Values, including ethics and aesthetics.
20
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What are the two branches of Axiology?
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Aesthetics and ethics
21
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What is the focus of Virtue Ethics?
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Development of character through virtues.
22
Question
Define Utilitarianism in value ethics.
Answer
The greatest happiness for the greatest number.
23
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What does Deontological ethics emphasize as the basis for moral actions?
Answer
Inherent moral value and duty regardless of consequences.
24
Question
Why is studying Philosophy important according to the course material?
Answer
It develops critical thinking, multiple perspectives, and appreciation for other disciplines.
25
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What is an example of propositional knowledge?
Answer
Dogs are mammals.
26
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What does justified belief mean?
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Belief based on proper reasoning or evidence.
27
Question
What is the Latin phrase emphasizing philosophy as faith seeking understanding?
Answer
Fides quaerens intellectum
28
Question
What are the roots of the word 'Philosophy' from Greek?
Answer
Philos (love) and Sophia (wisdom)
29
Question
What does 'Philosophy' literally mean from its Greek origin?
Answer
Love of wisdom
30
Question
During the Middle Ages, which discipline was philosophy combined with?
Answer
Religion