quiz1- Doing Philosophy

This refer to theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.

This rule suggests that we should treat other people as we would like to be treated. 

Expounded by the famous German thinker Friedrich Nietzsche, this worldview posits that nothing about our lives has any objective meaning.

“Cogito Ergo Sum” in the original Latin, the phrase, “I think, therefore I am” , which means one’s awareness of our own existence, was proof of the reality of our own mind is authored by___________.

This philosopher further developed the foundational views of morality upon which a lot of modern philosophical thinking in place, where virtue ethics proposes many important ideas about morality and among them is the thought that truly good people want to do the morally right thing.

It teaches that reason is the source of truth and the only way in which it can be found.  

The maxim of this theory was the search for happiness through the pursuit of pleasure. They understood both concepts, pleasure and happiness, as the absence of pain and any kind of afflictions.

It considers the world and life as perfect models of harmony.

This theory states that knowledge comes primarily from experience and five senses.

This philosopher asserted that the world that appears to our senses is defective, but that there is a more perfect form of the world that is eternal and changeless.

This result in an exchange and resulting revision of views.

It lies at the heart of an inquiry, and it is a fact that has been verified.

These comprised of statements which not only give facts but also provide conclusions or perspectives regarding certain situations.

These are usually statements that expresses convictions that are not easily and clearly explained by facts.

These are statements that assume the claim to be true and provide reasons why the statement is true.