The document discusses various philosophical concepts and principles including:
- Philosophy is defined as the love of wisdom, coming from the Greek words "philo" meaning to love and "sophia" meaning wisdom.
- Philosophers like Plato explored reality versus appearance and Aristotle was the first to use logical methods.
- Key philosophical principles mentioned include identity, non-contradiction, and excluded middle.
The document discusses various philosophical concepts and principles including:
- Philosophy is defined as the love of wisdom, coming from the Greek words "philo" meaning to love and "sophia" meaning wisdom.
- Philosophers like Plato explored reality versus appearance and Aristotle was the first to use logical methods.
- Key philosophical principles mentioned include identity, non-contradiction, and excluded middle.
The document discusses various philosophical concepts and principles including:
- Philosophy is defined as the love of wisdom, coming from the Greek words "philo" meaning to love and "sophia" meaning wisdom.
- Philosophers like Plato explored reality versus appearance and Aristotle was the first to use logical methods.
- Key philosophical principles mentioned include identity, non-contradiction, and excluded middle.
- aesthetics can be used to explain matters regarding culture and arts. - also philo is a good way to ? - another branch of philosophy deals with the evaluation of human actions and the nature of moral virtue. - aristotle was the first philosopher who employed logical method. - by using the aforementioned philosophical concepts will enable one’s argumentation more ?, ? and ? - came from two greek words “philo” which means “to love” and “sophia” which means “wisdom”, respectively - can help improve critical thinking skills - contrasting reality and appearance - conversely, nothing exists without any reason at all. - ethics is the idea or ? and ? - excluded-middle principle states that everything must be ? or ?or either ? or either ? - from these contentions arise the idea of right versus wrong and evil versus good. - he claimed that truth exists when there is agreement between knowledge and reality. - he stated that our experience with the real world is not real. - i am happy - if an example of animal is cat, than cat is an animal - in excluded middle there is no ? - is a good way to know certain things - it only serves as tool to guide one’s arguments or discourses so as to keep them valid and true. - knowing only the meaning of philosophy and some of its characteristics are not enough if we are in search for ? - logos, science of correct thinking - non-contradiction principle states that it is an ? for a particular thing to ? and ? at the same time - philo - philo can help improve? - philo means the ?hindi love of wisdom - philosophical perspective concerns itself with the nature, sources, limitations and validity of knowledge. - philosophical perspective concerns itself with the notion of beauty. - plato - primary goal ng philo - principle of identity means? - reality according to him is how we perceive the world. - simply put, philosophy means the love of reasoning making wisdom as its primary goal - sophia - sufficient reason states that there is ? for the being and existence of everything - the well-known philosopher, plato, enlightened the field of ? by contrasting reality and appearance. - there is a sufficient reason for the ? of everything - there is no middle ground thus the term “excluded middle”. - this principle explains that everything must be “either be or not be” or “either is or is not”. - this principle means “everything is what it is”. - this principle states that it is an impossibility for a particular thing to be and not to be at the same time at the same respect. - this principle states that there is sufficient reason for the being and existence of everything. - thus, doing philosophy becomes more ? and ? - to love - we are married. we are husband and wife - what is not is not and what is is. - wisdom
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