Lesson 5 JOURNEY - TO - TRUTH Students
Lesson 5 JOURNEY - TO - TRUTH Students
Lesson 5 JOURNEY - TO - TRUTH Students
Journey to
Truth
Mr. Kenneth Azares
Doxa A.Ancient roots
and B.Modern Legacy
Episteme C.Contemporary Period
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Questions
of Truth A. Correspondence Theory
and B. Linguistic Turn
Opinion C. Phenomenology and existentialism
Doxa (opinion)
Episteme (knowledge)
Branch of philosophy
which is devoted usually
with the problem of
knowledge
Plato
- the first to differentiate
knowledge and opinion
- Knowledge according to Plato is
certain; whereas opinion is not
certain.
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Plato
Reason
For harmony to occur,
reason must govern or
Emotion
rule the other two.
Appetite
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Plato’s epistemology
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Socrates is a man 20XX 10
Rene Descartes
Born in France
Phislosopher, scientist and mathematician
Father of Modern Philosophy
• Doubt everything
• He uses doubt to test the indubitable from
the dubitable.
• The statements that cannot be doubted are
those that are so clear and distinct that one
could not rationally doubt or reject it.
There is no objective
reality
Such reality is nothing but a
conceptual construct
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Jacques Derrida
•Deconstruction: challenged
traditional views in
philosophy by looking at
structures of language to
open up limitless
interpretations.
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Checkpoint (Identify)
•True propositions
(statements) are those
that correspond with
reality.
Examples
Who is my friend?
Edmund Husserl
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Existentialism
•Looking at the meaning and
BE-ING of things
•Existential philosophy is designed to
make us see what every existing thing
means to someone.
•SUBJECTIVITY
•Creating meaning for myself.
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Presenter
name
Email address
Website
Thank you
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