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Philosophy: The Meaning of Philosophy

This document provides an overview of social studies and philosophy. It discusses: 1. Social studies focuses on the study of people in relation to each other and the world, using an interdisciplinary approach. Its primary purpose is to help young people make informed decisions for the public good. 2. Philosophy has several branches including metaphysics, epistemology, logic, and ethics. It can be considered a science through systematic investigation and use of reason without experiments. 3. When philosophizing, one should take a holistic point of view rather than a partial one. Methods of philosophizing include phenomenology, which involves careful inspection of phenomena or appearances.
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Philosophy: The Meaning of Philosophy

This document provides an overview of social studies and philosophy. It discusses: 1. Social studies focuses on the study of people in relation to each other and the world, using an interdisciplinary approach. Its primary purpose is to help young people make informed decisions for the public good. 2. Philosophy has several branches including metaphysics, epistemology, logic, and ethics. It can be considered a science through systematic investigation and use of reason without experiments. 3. When philosophizing, one should take a holistic point of view rather than a partial one. Methods of philosophizing include phenomenology, which involves careful inspection of phenomena or appearances.
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IPHP Reviewer Week 1 and 2

Social studies
 the study of people n “An unexamined
relation to each other and life is not worth
to their world. living.”
 An issue focused and
inquiry based - Socrates Purpose and
interdisciplinary subjects value in life.
that draw upon history,
geography, ecology,
economics, law, political The Philosophy of Religion
science and other social
science disciplines.  A sub-branch of philosophy.
 Primary purpose of social  Concerned with questions
studies it is to help young regarding religion
people make informed and including:
reasoned decisions for  Existence of God
public good.  Theology
 Religion of
PHILOSOPHY Language
 Religion and
LOVE OF WISDOM Science
PHILIA – LOVE SOPHIA – WISDOM
The Meaning of Philosophy
1. Science
 We can consider
Strong desire for A correct philosophy as
a particular application of science.
subject. knowledge.  It has investigation
under philosophy.
OLDEST DISCIPLINE OF PHILOSOPHY
 Investigation
1. Logic – the study of follows
argument and reasoning. systematic
2. Epistemology – oldest and the manner.
study of knowledge and what  Organize body of
we can claim to know. knowledge just like
3. Metaphysics – the study of any other science.
what s real as opposed to o Natural Science
what is an illusion. –
4. Axiology – the study of experimentation
values as reflected in method.
human behavior and o Social science –
practices. case Study
Method
FOUR MAJOR BRANCHES OF 2. Natural Light of Reason
CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY  Not all the time are
necessary to be on
 Metaphysics
laboratory to prove
 Epistemology
one philosophy.
 Logic
 We rely in natural
 Ethics – talks about right
capacity
and wrong.
 Unaided reasoning.
o If u try to
The Art of Questioning understand
A philosopher once said person’s
philosophy, we
“Philosophy is a discipline use
where questions are more understanding.
important than answers, because 3. Study of All Things
answers themselves will  Distinct from other
eventually become questions.” sciences.
- Karl Jaspers  Specific object of
seek to understand–to investigation.
clarify and frame and
evaluate while answers, at
their best, are temporary
IPHP Reviewer Week 1 and 2

 Not limited for


systematic
investigation.
4. First Cause or Highest Principle
 Philosophy can be
derived from
different principles.
 Principle of
Identity – seeking
for truth.
 Principle of Non-
Contradiction – 1. Expanding Philosophical:
talks about  Not all the time, the
possibility. western philosophy is
 Principle of appropriate.
Excluded Middle – 2. Filipino thinking:
there is no central
 Not that 100%
tendency, not
accurate.
talking about
 We need to create or
degrees.
establish culture for
 Principle of
our philosophy.
Sufficient –
purpose.  We are making our
country from local to
BRANCHES OF PHILOSOPHY global.
I. Having kagandahang loob
 Metaphysics – a fundamental II. Filipino Philosophy of Time
and necessary drive in
 resilience
every human being to know
what is real.  gulong ng palad
(wheel of fortune)
 Ethics – explores the nature
of moral virtue and  positivity
evaluates human action.  talking about ups and
 Epistemology – deals with downs.
nature, sources, III. Bahala Na System
limitations, and validity  living everything but
of knowledge. taking risks.
 Logic – comes from the Greek  you believe that
word “logike” and was there is supreme
coined by Zeno, The Stoic. being behind that
 Aesthetic – the sciences of will guide you.
the beautiful in its IV. Other Filipino Thoughts and Values
various manifestation.  bayanihan
 filipino time
PHILOSOPHICAL  crab mentality
REFLECTION  being hospitable

 Evaluating and knowing the Methods of Philosophizing


best choice from a set of  doing investigation in a
options. philosophical manner.
 In the process, one can  demonstrate the value of
learn more about himself or philosophy.
herself.
Holistic POV Partial POV
4 Methods of Philosophizing
 Complet  Limited 1. Phenomenology
e  Conclusion  Phenomenon: from the
 Total s are Greek word meaning
package limited
"appearance
 Not  One-sided
one-  Phenomena: pangyayari,
sided at situation, event
IPHP Reviewer Week 1 and 2

 careful inspection and  health, employment


description of the
phenomena or appearances. Love And Belonging Needs
 find the 'appearance' by  third level
doing observation. it  acceptance, intimacy
refers to any behavior that
being elucidate. Esteem Needs
 it is not just  fourth level
related to philosophy
 recognition, respect,
but also be used in
redemption, prestige
research.
 more applicable for Self-Actualization
qualitative research,
 fifth level (top level)
as it is more branch
of social science.  the main goal of
existence
2. Existentialism
3. Postmodernism
 purpose of "existence"
 people who wanna make
 looking for an in-depth
a new world.
reason
 not a philosophy, but a
 emphasizes the existence of
movement, a cry of despair.
the individual person as a
free and responsible agent.  Enlightenment Era,
19th century > Modern
 realistic philosophers
Era (philosophy,
fall under the category
democracy, middle
of existentialism
fam, high-class fam)
Maslow of Hierarchy of needs  Modernism –
establishment of
religion.
 Post Modernism – they
are questioning the
existence of
religion, group of
people. paWOKE.
"Normalize
everything" "shit
posting" is an
example of post
modernism.
 proposed by Abraham Maslow.
 "Humanity should come at
 believed that human
truth beyond the rational
behaviors driven and guided
to the nonrational elements
by a set of basic needs.
of human nature."
The Characteristic of This
Theory 4. Logical and Critical Thinking: Tools in
Reasoning
1) it is classified under  construction of arguments.
existentialism.
2) a motivational theory
Inductive Reasoning
3) it is a humanistic
approach.  specific cases to general
 making reasoning from
Components of needs specific to general.
Physiological Needs  based from observations in
order to make
 first level (bottom
generalization
level)
 applied in
 water, food, clothes,
prediction,
sleep, and sex.
forecasting or
behavior.
Safety And Security
 second level Deductive Reasoning
IPHP Reviewer Week 1 and 2

 general to specific. and anchoring on


 that draws conclusion from popularity.
broad judgment to more  uses by the politician
specific assertion.  common id advertisement,
commercials.
Fallacy
6. False Cause
 an error (defect) in an
 post hoc
argument.
 wrong cause in a certain
 we can use fallacy in
effect and not sufficiently
debate. some of it
similar in relevant ways
are allowed, but are
not. for example, if  mali ang cause na tiningnan
its personal mo
 "Correlation does not
 to defect error, it is
create causation"
required to examine the
argument's content.
 expected to be wrong. 7. Hasty Generalization
 based on mistaken reasoning
Types Of Fallacy  making generalization based
on what you experienced.
1. Appeal to Pity
 argumentum as misericordia
8. Slippery Slope
 kind of appeal to emotion
- domino fallacy
in which someone tries to
 assuming, without
win support for an argument
appropriate evidence
or idea by exploiting his
or her opponent's guilt.  a particular event is
just one, usually the
 reverse psychology
first, in a series of
 using emotion to win
steps that will lead
argument.
inevitably to a
specific.
2. Appeal to Ignorance
 undesirable consequence.
 argumentum ad ignorantian
 Invalid
 whatever has not been
proved false must be true,
9. Red Herring
and vice versa.
 change topic
 distort, redirect the
3. Against the person
topic.
 argumentum ad hominem
 attempting to hide the
 attempts to link the
weakness of a position by
validity of a premise to a
drawing attention away from
characteristics or belief
the real issue to a side
of person advocating the
issue
premise.
 personal attack
10. Strawman Fallacy
 uses irony but it is
 misrepresentation or
directly towards the
distorted
person.
 attempting to refute
another person's argument,
4. Appeal to Force
you address only weak or
 argumentum ad baculum
distorted version of it.
 uses force, coercion and
threat
 "You better do what I
say" Opinion vs. Truth
 not just verbally,
but also physical.

5. Appeal to the People


 argumentum ad populum
 appeals or exploit people’s
vanities desire for esteem

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