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| the love study or pursuit of wisdom, knowlledge, and truth |
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| a philosophical theory advocating that reality depends on the mind for existance and that truth is universal and absolute |
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| the philisophical system stressing that laws and order of the world as reveled by science are independent from human experience |
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| an american movement in philosophy emphasizing reality as the sum total of each individuals experiences through practical experimentation |
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| a belief that the laws of nature govern life and that individual goals are more important than societal goals |
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| a 20th centry philosophy that centers on individual existence and advocates that truth and values are arrived at by each persons choices and experiences |
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| a philosophy that refers to the nature of things, or how actions or events are related to one another |
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| a philosophy that deals with the value of things and discovering whether actions,things, or circumstances are good and virtuose |
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| the brands of philosophy that examines what people know and how and why they hold certain beliefs |
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| the philosophical area thats focuses on artistic, sensual, or beautiful aspects of anything, including movement |
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| the study of moral values or the doing of good towards others or oneslef |
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| refers to theory's that focus on the end results or consequences of process or occurrences |
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| a theory that refers to the goal of creating the greatest good for the largest number of people |
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| an ethical theory advocating that actions must conform to absolute rules of moral behavior, which are characterized by universities respect for the individual and acceptability to rational beings |
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| the belief that moral duties are prospective and independent of consequences |
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| a combination of theories and doctrines from several philosophies into a consistent and compatible set of beiliefs |
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| the art and science of teaching and the study of theories and application of teaching methods |
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