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Everyone is a philosopher
• Everyone is a philosopher, and it’s these personal
philosophical systems that guide our life orientations
and resulting choices. But not everyone is a good
philosopher. By ‘good’ we simply mean having
consciously developed various lines of thought in order
to come to a self-willed understanding of human life
rather than an instilled understanding of human life. -
By Michael Schreiner | december 27, 2014
https://evolutioncounseling.Com/everyone-is-a-
philosopher/
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1+1=0
What do you observe in the equation?
Do you think it’s correct? Why or why not?
OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson you will be able to:
•Identify the 3 level of inquiry.
•Recognize human activities that emanated from
deliberate reflection.
GROUP ACTIVITY
SITUATION #1
SITUATION #2 SITUATION #3
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SITUATION 2
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SITUATION 3
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•What strategies or ways did
you use to answer the
questions?
3 LEVELS OF INQUIRIES
1.Common sense
2.Scientific
3.Philosophical
Common sense
•a basic ability to perceive,
understand, and judge things that are
shared by (common to) nearly all
people without need for debate.
Scientific
- based on or characterized
by the methods and
principles of science.
Philosophical
-relating or devoted to the
study of the fundamental nature
of knowledge, reality and
existence.
WORD WEB MAP
•DOUBT philosophize?
•LIMITING SITUATIONS
•EXPERIENCE
BRANCHES OF PHILOSOPHY
•AESTHETICS
•LOGIC
•EPISTEMOLOGY
•ETHICS
•METAPHYSICS
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Philosophy/Th
e_Branches_of_Philosophy
OTHER BRANCHES
• PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION
• PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY
• PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE
• PHILOSOPHY OF LAW
• PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS
• PHILOSOPHY OF MIND
• PHILOSOPHY OF POLITICS
• PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
• PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Philosophy/Th
e_Branches_of_Philosophy
AESTHETICS
•A branch of philosophy that explores
the creation and appreciation of beauty
through critical analysis and reflection.
LOGIC
PYTHAGORAS
•He proposed that everything that No man ever
steps in the
exists is based on a higher order same river
twice
or plan which he called logos.
•For him, change is a permanent
aspect of the human condition.
HERACLITUS
•He devoted himself to the study of It is greed to
do all the
talking but
the causes of natural phenomena. not to want to
DEMOCRITUS
•He was known advocate
The foundation
of every state is
the education
virtuous life.
DIOGENES OF SINOPE
•He believed that Do not spoil what you have
by desiring what you have
not; remember that what
SOCRATES
•His most significant ideas Good actions give
included his Theory of Forms – strength to
ourselves and
which proposes that everything inspire good
actions in others
that exists is based on an idea are
eternal and unchanging.
•Known for his dialectic
PLATO
•For him, all ideas and views The whole is
are based on perception and more than the
sum of its parts.
our reality is based on what we
can sense and perceive.
ARISTOTLE
•The father of Western Philosophy
•For him the underlying substance The most difficult
thing in life is to
that reality is made of must be know yourself.
THALES
EASTERN PHILOSOPHERS
• LAO TZU
• SIDDHARTHA GAUTAMA
• CONFUCIUS
• RUMI
• SUN TZU
• MULLA SADRA
• MAO ZEDONG
• GURU NANAK DEV
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