Origin of philosophy
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Philosophy originated from wonder, the need to understand doubts and overcome deficiencies. It is characterized by the study of reality, knowledge, and values. There are some common misconceptions about philosophy - that it is just an attitude or outlook, or a collection of general principles. However, philosophy is an academic discipline that questions everyday issues through studying fields like metaphysics, epistemology, and axiology. Philosophers differ from ordinary people in that they continuously wonder and question topics in a way that is relevant to everyday life.
Origin of philosophy
- 1. Origin of Philosophy: Wonder, The need for adjustment, Doubts and confusion and finally Overcoming the challenges, doubts and deficiencies and come up with a better understanding. Characteristics of Philosophy Reality/existence, Knowledge and Values(beauty, Goodness and justice) Reality- Metaphysics Knowledge-Epistemology and Values-Axiology Logic-Branch of Philosophy/ Method of Philosophy 1.What is philosophy 2. Why Philosophy 3. Misconceptions of Philosophy 4. The difference between a philosopher and ordinary people 5. Origin of Philosophy 6. Characteristics of Philosophy/Philosopher 7. Branches and sub branches of Philosophy 3. Misconceptions of Philosophy? There are Some Popular Misconceptions about Philosophy … Philosophy is an attitude or outlook on life . It is a bunch of grand general principles used to guide us in various practical activities such as gardening, playing tennis, investing our money, etc. Philosophy thought-provoking sayings, such as, “You can't wake a person who is pretending to be asleep.” – Navajo Proverb . So while these are not typically confusing in their own context, they don’t accurately capture the fullness of the field of philosophy. Philosophers continuously wonder about how what they are studying is relevant to everyday questions, and in particular to the moral, political, social, affective, and economic questions that trigger their interest on everyday basis. 4. The difference between a philosopher and ordinary people?