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IDIOGENESIS
When the philosopher said that Nothing in the intellect without first passing through the senses,
DEFINING LOGIC
The science of correct thinking. Etymology: logos= thought logike art of reason A tool for the acquisition/ attainment of Truth.
Object of thinking
Founded by Zeno in 300BC and established by Aristotle (384-322 BC). A philosophical science on correct inferential thinking.
A tool for correct thinking Your Decisions in Life Define who you are; Decision making?
MAN
Natural Science (zoology) Man is a member of the Genus Homo, Family Hominidae, Order Primates, Class Mammalia, characterized by erect posture and opposable thumb, distinguished by the ability to communicate by means of organized speech and to record information in a variety of symbolic systems. Philosophy Man is a rational animal, that is, a being having an organic sensitive body and a rational soul, which through the specific rational faculties of reason and will is capable of abstract knowledge through discovery, inference or education, and is also capable of discretionary free action, of culture and progress, and of communicating with his kind by means of articulate voice and other meaningful signs.
PHILOSOPHY AS SCIENCE
PHILOSOPHY Not reliant on authority but solely on the reasoning power of the human mind.
An extension of science
Begins where science (physical & life sciences) ends Ventures towards the limits of human understanding Etymology: Love of Wisdom THE SCIENCE OF BEINGS IN THEIR ULTIMATE REASONS, CAUSES, PRINCIPLES, ACQUIRED BY THE AID OF HUMAN REASON ALONE
Being
The World
God
Man
Correct Thinking
Validity of knowledge
Ontology
Psychology
Logic
Epistemology
Ethics
Theodicy
PROPOSITION
Something that may be asserted or denied
INFERENCE
THE PROCESS BY WHICH ONE PROPOSITION IS ARRIVED AT AND AFFIRMED ON THE BASIS OF ONE OR MORE OTHER PROPOSITIONS ACCEPTED AS THE STARTING POINT OF THE PROCESS. I HATE MY TEACHER BECAUSE HE IS LATE.
ARGUMENT
Is any group of propositions of which one is claimed to follow from the others, which are regarded as providing support or grounds for the truth of that one.
GOD CREATED EVIL, THEREFORE GOD IS THE SOURCE OF EVIL AND IS EVIL. THEREFORE GOD CANNOT EXIST.
CONCLUSION
Is the proposition that is affirmed on the basis of the other propositions of the argument. BUT THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE, THEREFORE GOD CANNOT EXIST.
PREMISE
PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE CONCLUSION
A WELL REGULATED MILITIA BEING NECESSARY TO THE SECURITY OF A FREE STATE, THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED. US CONSTITUTION, 2 ND AMENDMENT PREMISE: A WELL REGULATED MILITIA BEING NECESSARY TO THE SECURITY OF A FREE STATE. CONCLUSION: THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.
WE CAN AVERT A MAJORITY OF CANCERS BY PREVENTION EFFORTS, EVEN IF WE NEVER GET STRAIGHT ON THE CAUSES; MORE RESEARCH ON PREVENTION AND LESS ON CURE MAKES INCREASING SENSE
GOOD SENSE IS OF ALL THINGS IN THE WORLD THE MOST EQUALLY DISTRIBUTED, FOR EVERYBODY THINKS HIMSELF SO ABUNDANTLY PROVIDED WITH IT THAT EVEN THOSE MOST DIFFICULT TO PLEASE IN ALL OTHER MATTERS DO NOT COMMONLY DESIRE MORE OF IT THAN THEY ALREADY POSSESS.
You need to vote because America doesnt work if you dont vote.
- SHAKESPEARE, HENRY VI
MALES BORN INTO POVERTY ARE MORE LIKELY TO COMMIT CRIMES AS TEENAGERS AND ADULTS THAN ARE MORE PRIVILGED MALES. SO A BOOM IN BIRTH AMONG POOR MOTHERS CAN BE EXPECTED TO EXERT UPWARD PRESSURE ON THE CRIME RATE 15 TO 20 YEARS LATER
COSMOLOGICAL
Man is understood as part of the cosmos Man is an individual substance with a rational nature. An object among other objects in the world.
PERSONALISTIC
Inward approach of the human person. In this mode of understanding, we look at the person not in relation with the things outside the human being, but identify the internal experience of an individual
By doing so, we identify that every individual is unique by virtue of his/her individual experiences, emanating from an individuals consciousness
We become aware, that the human person is fully aware of himself as a conscious subject.
2. Judgment 3. Reasoning