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The Greeks are considered the "Chosen People" of Philosophy. |
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This subcategory of Epistemology teaches that all knowledge comes to us through the five senses. |
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In Greek, the word "Philosophy" means ____________________. |
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This is a system of worship and adoration of the Divine. |
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Anaxagoras held that a great "Mind" or _________ arranged all things. |
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For Heraclitus the basic agent for change was _______________. |
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Pythagoras said it was not a material element but _________________. |
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Anaximenes thought it was composed of _____________________. |
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For Anaximander it was _________________. |
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What did Thales think the basic element of nature was? |
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operation and governance of the universe |
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truth of knowledge comes from the mind |
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philosophy of moral behavoir |
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philosophy of art and beauty |
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the philosophy of critical analysis employing methods of deduction and induction |
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today's political science, sociology, and pyschology |
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idea of disorder and disharmony |
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nothing happens without logical rason -- fate |
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unchallenged, time honored, supernatural, based explanation for events (legends, fables, myths) |
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root of english "logic"; greek for "word"; logical way of thinking that places things in context of reason and thought. |
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credited with inventing philosophy |
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seperated reason from myth |
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helps explain and clarify reality |
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