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According to Douglas Soccio, one general rule in philosophy is that philosophical questions cant be settled by emperical sciences or by appeals to religious faith or personal conviction.
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According to Douglas Soccio, philosophy classes almost never focus on extended arguments.
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Doug Soccio says philosophy instructors wants to help students obtain philosophical understanding and expect them to "solve or "settle" great philosophical issues.
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Doug Soccio says philosophy has been characterized as the art of questioning.
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All philosophy began in acient Greece
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Philosophy is mostly corcerned with facts and figures.
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The word Philosophy is mostly concerned with facts and figures.
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Philosophy comes from latin words 'philo' and 'sophia'
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Ontology is concerned with being and existence and is a part of metaphysics.
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True
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Logic and epistemology are totally indistinguishable.
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Philosophers of science are concerned with questions like 'what causes Cancer'
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Epistemology is concerned with theories of knowledge.
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Philosophy pursues questions in every dimension of human life, and its techniques apply to problems in any field of study or endeavor.
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