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Make sure Page 2 is filled out in your gold packet and be prepared to share We will go around the room, you will introduce yourself and give us your answer to #8 (Why you decided to take Philosophy; be honest!)

Addressing Your Preconceptions about Philosophy In the textbook (class copy) please read pages 8-10 and answer questions 1-4 in your gold packet, page 3. You may work with a partner if you choose.

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INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY Abstract vs. Concrete Thinking Defining Philosophy Turn to gold Packet Page 4

DEFINITIONS OF PHILOSOPHY Philosophy: Love of Wisdom -- Greek meaning of word The rational investigation of the truths and principles of being, knowledge, or conduct -- Random House College Dictionary

DEFINITIONS OF PHILOSOPHY Philosophy is the attempt to think rationally and critically about the most important questions. -- Ed. Miller (Questions that Matter)

Socrates Said- “The unexamined life is not worth living.”

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