Katakanlah: Adakah sama orang-orang yang mengetahui dengan orang-orang yang tidak mengetahui? Sesungguhnya orang yang berakallah yang dapat menerima pelajaran (Surat Az-Zumar, 39: 9)
Allah akan meninggikan orang yang beriman di antara kamu dan orang-orang yang diberi ilmu pengetahuan, beberapa derajat (Surat Al-Mujaadalah, 58: 11)
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Andersen, A. P. 1989. Philosophy of Science.
Hasan, Erliana. 2011. Filsafat Ilmu
Sofyan, Ayi. 2010. Kapita Selekta Filsafat
Suriasumantri, Jujun S. 2000. Filsafat Ilmu
Torang, Syamsir. 2011. Humaniora.
The Useful of Learning Science Philosophy
1. To Put The Basic of Logic, Truth, Reliability 2. Delivering Knowledge in its Position to Growth & Develop 3. Analyzing Everything (what) Human Thinks
Rene Descartes (rationalism): cogito ergu sum = aku berpikir, oleh karena itu aku ADA
1. Saya tidak tahu di tidak tahu-ku (Unconscious Incompetence) 2. Saya tahu di tidak tahu-ku (Conscious Incompetence) 3. Saya tahu di tahu-ku (Conscious Competence) 4. Saya tidak tahu di tahu-ku (Unconscious Competence)
Thats why , Ketahuilah, Apa yang Anda Tahu & Apa yang Anda Tidak Tahu
A. DEFINITIONS of PHILOSOPHY
1. Philosophy in Arabic means Substance, Truth, Reality, and Essence 2. Philosophy in Greek means PHILOS (Wise & Order) & SOPHIA (Love) 3. Philosophia means The Love of Wisdom or The Love of Truth 4. Plato (427-347 SM): Dialectical Method : Philosophy must be by critics and discussion about opinion 5. Aristoteles (384-322 SM): Philosophy studies a BEING (ada) who is different with the others 6. Sir Francis Bacon (1561-1626 M): Philosophy is the main of science (mother of science) 7. Rene Descartes (1590-1650): Philosophy is a science to study God, Nature, and Human
B. DEFINITIONS of SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY
Philosophy of Science is : 1. Robert Ackerman : as a critic of scientific opinion by comparison with the proven last views. 2. Lewis White Beck : asks and evaluates the methods of scientific thinking and tries to determine the value and significance of scientific 3. MayBrodbeck : the ethically and philosophically neutral in analysis, neutral in description, and neutral in clarifications of science 4. Peter Caws : it constructs theories about human and the universe (nature), and examines critically everything that may be offered. 5. Stephen R. Toulmin : to explain the elements involved in the process of scientific inquiry observational procedures, pattern of arguments, methods of representation and calculation., etc.
(Erliana, 2011)
C. THE OBJECTS, CHARACTERS & USEFUL OF SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY A. THE OBJECTS of SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY 1. MATERIAL OBJECTS GOD HUMAN ANIMALS PLANTS EARTH 2. FORMAL OBJECTS: VIEWS or OPINION as REFERENCES OF RESEARCH or KNOWLEDGE
B. THE CHARECTERS of SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY 1. WHOLISTIC 2. BASICALLY 3. SPECULATIVE
C. THE USEFULL of SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY 1. A TOOL TO FIND THE TRUTH 2. TO GIVE UNDERSTANDING of LIFE, VIEW of LIVE, AND VIEW of WOLRD 3. TO EDUCATE US IN MORAL & ETHIC 4. As SOURCE of INSPIRATION & as a GUIDANCE of LIFE
D. THE BASIC THINKING of SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY
1. LOGIC : A SCIENCE AND ART OF CORRECTING THINKING NATURALISTIC LOCIC (JUST THE WAY OF HUMAN IS) SCIENTIFIC LOGIC ARTIFICIAL LOGIC (TRADITIONAL) MATERIAL LOGIC (MAJOR LOGIC) SOURCE OF SCIENCE TOOLS OF SCIENCE THE PROCESS OF KNOWLEDGE HAPPENED LIMITATION OF KNOWLWDGE SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF KNOWLEDGE THE TRUTH & WRONG OF KNOWLEDGE
2. ETHIC: A STATEMENT OF MORAL, NORM IS TO MEASURE MORAL MORAL NORM LAW /NORM
E. ONTOLOGY, EPISTEMOLOGY & AXIOLOGY 1. ONTOLOGY
ta onta (Greek) = Ontology = Being & logic/ about being Ontology is a science: to find essential of deep existence Ontology: 1) being (yg ada); 2) reality (kenyataan); 3) existence (eksistensi); 4) change (perubahaan); 5) one (tunggal); & 6) many (jamak) 2. EPISTEMOLOGY Episteme & logos (Greek): Episteme: knowledge & Logos: systematic of knowledge Epistemology is the procedures & ways (method) how to get or to find science 9 General Frames to understand Epistemology: 1. What does it mean to know 2. What is the source of knowledge 3. The way to know knowledge 4. They way to differentiate between knowledge & opinion 5. What is the form of knowledge 6. Varieties of knowledge 7. The way to get/ find knowledge 8. What is the truth 9. What is the wrong/ false
2. EPISTEMOLOGY Classification of Knowledge based on: 1. FACILITIES: Non scientific knowledge: by senses Scientific knowledge; by scientific methods (analytical synthesis, non-deduction; sickles-empirical & linear) 2. CHARACTERISTIC : Sense knowledge Rational knowledge Intuitive knowledge 3. KINDS of KNOWLEDGE : Common knowledge Scientific knowledge Philosophy knowledge Religion knowledge 2. EPISTEMOLOGY Scientific Methods: 1. Cycle Empirical Method
2. Intuition (immediately knowledge): Fast/ spontaneity/ without planning Transparence Experiences HYPOTHESIS C O N C L U TI O N
VARIFICATION CL AS SI FI CA TI O N n
OBSERVATION 3. AXIOLOGY 1. Axiology is a scientific of science useful value 2. Science of Values: 1. Religious Value 2. Enjoyment (kenikmatan) 3. Life value 4. Souls value (kejiwaan) 5. Spirituality value (kerohanian) 6. Economic value 7. Social value 8. Esthetic value 9. Intellectual value F. METHODS & SCIENCE ATTITUDE 1. SCIENCE METHODS IS PROCEDUR USED IN RESEARCH TO GET SCIENTIFIC CONCLUTION BASED ON POSTULAT & PRE-SCIENCE SUBPROPOSITION: PROBLEM STATEMENTS SOLVING PROBLEMS (HYPOTHESIS) TEST & VERIFICATION 2. SCIENCE ATTITUDE: OBJECTIVE RELATIVE SCEPTIVE (RAGU) NOT SIDE WITH (TDK MEMIHAK) 3. RESEARCH PROCESS STATE THE PROBLEMS THEORETICAL REVIEW GET DATA DATA ANALYSIS CONCLUSION & SUGGESTION G. HUMAN BEING : PHILOSOPHY VIEW ARISTOTELES : Human is an social animal THOMAS HOBBES : Human is a machine ADAM SMITH : Human is egoistic (individualistic) AGUSTE COMTE (1798-1857) People/ Human developed in 3 phases: Theological (supernatural), Metaphysic (personification abstract), Positivism (science) KARL MARX (1818-1883): Individual Depended on his Social Relation & Social Relation Depended on class Situation & Economic Structure (depended on social position) EMILE DURKHEIM (1858-1917): Individual is Residual Category (he puts everything he has taken out) MAX WEBER (1864-1920): Individual Depended on his Action (rational-purposes, rational-value, rational-effective (based on feeling/ emotion), & traditionalism (non rational)) H. CULTURE : PHILOSOPHY VIEW CULTURE IS THAT COMPLEX WHOLE WHICH INCLUDES KNOWLEDGE, BELIEF,ART, MORALS, LAW CUSTOM and ANY OTHER CAPABILITIES ACQUIRED BY MAN AS A MEMBER OF SOCIETY (E.B. TYLOR, 1873) CULTURE IS PART of LIFE CREATED BY HUMAN (HERKOVITS)
1. NON MATERIAL NORM/ LAW SYSTEM VALUE BELIEF CUSTOM KNOWLEDGE LANGUAGE 2. MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY HOUSE/ CLOTHES ARTs Etc NOTE : TASK & DISCUSSION (VILLAGERS HEALTH CULTURE)