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Philosophy
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Philosophy means love of wisdom
Philo=love of, Sophia=wisdom
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Can you make such a thing as a half sandwich?
Philosophy means Asking questions HOW? WHEN? WHAT? WHY? AND ESPECIALLY… Can you make such a thing as a half sandwich? OR Questions nobody knows the answer to!
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Philosophy can be about lots of different things
thinking about thinking, an active way of thinking, logical arguments, beliefs, questioning basic ideas, answering questions about our existence
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Philosophy Questions that nobody knows the full answer to are sometimes known as ultimate questions or “I wonder” questions What are the things you wonder about? Individually Come up with 3 ‘ultimate’ questions. See what the people in your group have to say about them.
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Your questions could be about just about anything…
Philosophy Your questions could be about just about anything… The universe Life Death God
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Areas of Philosophy Epistemology: What is Knowledge?
How do we know what we know? How do we know that we know?
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Areas of Philosophy Philosophy of Mind: Mind/Body Problem,
Personal Identity What is the mind? What is a memory?
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Does it make sense to believe in God?
Areas of Philosophy Metaphysics: Do we have Free Will? Does it make sense to believe in God?
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Ethics: How do we know what is Right or Wrong?
Areas of Philosophy Ethics: How do we know what is Right or Wrong?
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Aesthetics: What is Art?
Areas of Philosophy Aesthetics: What is Art?
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Science: The Problem of Induction Or How science is not based on facts
Areas of Philosophy Science: The Problem of Induction Or How science is not based on facts
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Areas of Philosophy Political Philosophy: What is Justice?
The Nature of Human Rights Where do human rights come from?
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