Feeling of the Philosophy

MY REFLECTION ABOUT THE PHILOSOPHICAL MATERIALS STUDIED WITHIN WEEK 03 Started learning about learning is a complicated practice and during learning one can make a lot of synapses within his/her brain which help to create short & long term memories, understanding & intellectual power. And also, learnt about the importance of learner centered teaching in which the learner has to contemplate and practice more on what the teacher teaches which help to create more synapses and long-term memory. Further, I could learn that how to learn in harmony with the brain like proper nutrition, hydration, sleep and exercise. Moreover, learnt the consequences of cramming without remembering, transference of learning & how to create connections in between learnt things in order to improve brain synapses.    After that, I could learn about basic kinds of perceptions, different kinds of perceptual beliefs like propositional & objectual, elements of perceptions such as perceive...

  MY REFLECTION ABOUT THE PHILOSOPHICAL MATERIALS STUDIED WITHIN WEEK 02   Started this week learning about logic which is considered as one of main branches of philosophy. Under the logic, I could learn about what arguments are, uses of arguments, what a language is, purposes of a language and uses of language in an argument. I learnt that logic is the systematic study of evaluating arguments. Moreover, learnt that this has been studied mostly in philosophy, mathematics, computer science, linguistics and cognitive science. The practical use of logic is mostly reasoning well. In general, argument has two different meaning in logic and mathematics. Here, I could learn that, in logic, an argument is a set of claims or propositions; the statements that can be true or false. One of such statements is conclusion and the others are premises where the premises are intended as offering reasons to believe or accept the conclusion. Furthermore, learnt about the difference betwee...

  MY REFLECTION ABOUT THE PHILOSOPHICAL MATERIALS STUDIED WITHIN WEEK 01   Started this week learning about the difference between science and the philosophy. I learnt, in fact, that science is based on objective evidences because always it takes solid answer but philosophy is based on subjective evidences because it does not take any solid answer. Furthermore, clarified that philosophy does not follow an exact format like science. In fact, science is deterministic but not philosophy because in philosophy the results are usually taken through the way they are justified. Learnt the meaning of the philosophy in three different ways like as the word itself, goal & a function. For instance, the meaning of the word ‘Philosophy’ itself refers as love of wisdom. Furthermore, learnt about main branches of philosophy such as Epistemology that refers to as the study of knowledge, Logic which refers to as the study of reasoning, Ethics that refers to as the study of action, A...

Aristotle was born on the Chalcidic peninsula of Macedonia in northern Greece. He was an ancient Greek philosopher and scientist as well as one of the greatest intellectual figures of Western history. He was the author of a philosophical and scientific system which became the framework and vehicle for both Christian scholasticism and medieval Islamic philosophy. Aristotle’s intellectual range was broad covering most of the sciences and many of the arts including biology, botany, chemistry, ethics, history, logic, metaphysics, rhetoric, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, physics, poetics, political theory, psychology and zoology. He pioneered the study of zoology. And he was the founder of formal logic. But he is of course most outstanding as a philosopher. His writings in ethics and political theory as well as in metaphysics and the philosophy of science continue to be studied. Aristotle’s works remains a powerful current in contemporary philosophical debate.