Flashcards: Philosophy, Concepts and Argumentation — 11 cards

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1Question

How does philosophy differ in method from science and religion?

Answer

Philosophy uses logic, reflection, and argumentation.

2Question

Philosophy, Science, Religion | Method

Answer

Logic, reflection, experimentation, belief, tradition

3Question

How does science treat the concept of truth?

Answer

Science treats truth as existing and revisable through experimentation.

4Question

Truth in Philosophy, Science, Religion

Answer

Modifiable, revisable, fixed

5Question

What is a concept in mental representation?

Answer

A concept groups ideas and phenomena into a category sharing characteristics.

6Question

Concept Definition

Answer

Mental grouping of ideas and phenomena

7Question

How does a universal concept differ from a particular concept?

Answer

A universal concept applies without exception to all in a category, a particular concept concerns one being or situation at a moment.

8Question

Universal vs. Particular Concepts

Answer

Universal applies always; particular applies at specific times

9Question

Objective vs. Subjective Concepts

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Objective independent; subjective based on perception

10Question

Belief vs. Knowledge

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Belief personal; knowledge justified, true, universal

11Question

Ontology | Focus

Answer

Studies being and existence

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