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Etymological definition of philosophy - correct answer word origin: philos=love sophia= wisdom. Love of wisdom. Philosopher = lover of wisdom Extensional definition of philosophy - correct answer defining by pointing out to examples. E.g. Socrates Intensional definition of philosophy - correct...

Etymological definition of philosophy - correct answer word origin: philos=love sophia= wisdom. Love of wisdom. Philosopher = lover of wisdom Extensional definition of philosophy - correct answer defining by pointing out to examples. E.g. Socrates Intensional definition of philosophy - correct...

phil - correct answer love philanthropy - correct answer spirit of goodwill toward all people especially when expressed in active and generous efforts to help others philosophy - correct answer study of the basic ideas about knowledge, truth, right and wrong, religion and the nature and meanin...

What are the 2 types (or sides) of philosophical thinking? Explain. - correct answersConstructive: Answering questions; Critical: Questioning answers What is the difference between philosophy and religion? - correct answersReligion includes commitment, worship, and specific beliefs whereas philos...

What are A posteriori beliefs - correct answer Ones that require sense experience for justification What are A priori beliefs - correct answer ones that do not require sense experience for justification What is a valid argument - correct answer if it takes a form that makes it impossible for t...

heuristic - correct answer mental shortcut WOB - correct answer Web of beliefs Semantics - correct answer the set of rules by which we derive meaning from morphemes, words, and sentences in a given language; also, the study of meaning Conjunction Fallacy - correct answer when people think t...

The purpose of the premise or premises is to set forth the reasons or evidence given in support of the conclusion. - correct answer True Some arguments have more than one conclusion. - correct answer False All arguments must have more than one premise. - correct answer False The words "the...

Argument - correct answer -Has premises and a conclusion -Can be valid or invalid Statement - correct answer Proposition that is either true or false Hypothesis - correct answer An educated guess Superstition - correct answer an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear Ex of Va...

nature - correct answer Cause of change and being at rest/ motion. matter - correct answer the raw material that exists in an object's boundaries form - correct answer the essence, is prior to matter material cause - correct answer "that which as a constituent present in a thing that come...

aristotle's 4 causes - correct answer material, formal (form it is arranged in), efficient (mover) & final (purpose). Determinism - correct answer the belief that all events are caused by things that happened before them and that people have no real ability to make choices or control what happen...

Argument - correct answer A group of statements in which some of them (the premises) are intended to support another of them (the conclusion). Conclusion - correct answer In an argument, the statement that the premises are intended to support. Critical thinking - correct answer The systematic ...