Phil 2010-Pt1

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Philosophy

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origin, Ancient Greece 700BCE
--love of wisdom

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when? defintion

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Love

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Desire for the good
We love what we don't have or what we have and want to keep.(plato)

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def

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Socrates

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Taught Plato, the first

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Plato

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Taught Aristotle, learned from Socrates

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Aristotle

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Learned from Plato.

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Plato's 3 major sets of writing

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1.Socratic
2.Middle Dialog
3.

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Thales

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1st philosopher in west,
water guy
presocratic

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Presocratic

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before Socrates
concerned with nature instead of humans,
either metaphysical monism or plurism
No real theory on the soul

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Seven Traditional Areas of Philosophical Inquiry

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Metaphysics,Epistemology,Logic, Aesthetics, Ethics, Political, Phil of X

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Metaphysics

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study of the untimate nature of reality beyond mere appearances of what exists and how it exists.

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Epistemology

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Inquiry into the origin and nature of knowledge, of what can be known and how it can be known
--How do you know the sky is blue?

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Logic

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The science of arguments, the aim of which to develop a system of methods and principles that maybe used as criteria for evaluating the arguments of others and as a guide in constructing ones own argument

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Aesthetics

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Phil of Art-- Comedy and Tragedy

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Ethics

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Morality( what is good or bad for humans)

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Political

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inquire into the purpose, origin, and nature of government

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Phil of X

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inquire into the purpose, origin and nature of religious beliefs