Western and Eastern Beginnings of Philosophy

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Origins of philosophy in West and East

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Western and Eastern Beginnings of Philosophy


Western and Eastern Beginnings of PhilosophyVersion en ligne Origins of philosophy in West and East par Gil Poblete Jr 1 Opening Question What is philosophy? A quest to understand reality, knowledge, and how we should live, across cultures. Source hints: Western and Eastern beginnings set the stage for this inquiry. 2 Slide 2: Pre-Socratic Shift Early Western thinkers moved from myths to natural explanations. They asked what underlies all things, not who created them. Consider Thales and the archê idea as a starting point. 3 Slide 3: Thales’ Water Thales proposed water as the fundamental substance of reality due to observable transformations. This marked a move toward rational inquiry. 4 Slide 4: Other Presocratics Anaximander spoke of the Apeiron, Anaximenes chose air, and other Presocratics explored change and form. They laid groundwork for scientific thinking. 5 Slide 5: East Asia’s Beginning In the East, philosophy emerged through moral and metaphysical questions within rich traditions like Confucian thought. Ancient dialogues built toward social harmony and virtue. 6 Slide 6: Confucius’ Focus Confucius stressed ritual (li), virtue (ren), and proper relationships to restore order. Past sages guided present life and governance. 7 Slide 7: The Analects Key Analects themes: family, duty, leadership by moral example, and lifelong learning. Ethics informed social harmony in East Asian thought. 8 Slide 8: The Life of Siddhartha Siddhartha Gautama sought liberation from suffering, becoming the Buddha after insight under the Bodhi tree. His path centers on understanding suffering and liberation. 9 Slide 9: The Four Noble Truths The Buddha’s framework: suffering exists,Attachment causes it, there is an end, and the Eightfold Path leads there. Ethical living guides insight. 10 Slide 10: The Eightfold Path Right Understanding through Right Concentration create a disciplined mind for enlightenment. Practices include speech, action, livelihood, and mindfulness. 11 Slide 11: Descartes’ Age of Doubt Descartes doubted everything to find a foundation of certainty, amid the Scientific Revolution. The Cogito becomes a starting point. 12 Slide 12: Cogito and Certainty “I think, therefore I am” anchors self-awareness as a basis for knowledge. Mathematics exemplifies indubitable truths in his view. 13 Slide 13: Being and Truth Presocratics asked: what is being? Plato and Aristotle then argued about truth through forms and empirical study. Philosophical methods diversify across cultures. 14 Slide 14: Faith and Reason Medieval thinkers sought harmony between faith and reason, shaping later debates on knowledge and morality. Connection points across traditions emerge here. 15 Slide 15: Certainty vs. Irrationality Modern and contemporary questions examine certainty, bias, and the limits of reason in both West and East. Philosophical inquiry remains a global conversation. 16 Slide 16: Suffering as a Universal Topic Across traditions, understanding suffering motivates ethical and metaphysical inquiry. The Buddha’s and Descartes’ contrasts illuminate diverse approaches. 17 Slide 17: Cross-Cultural Methods Rational inquiry and holistic understanding shape early philosophy in West and East. Both traditions encourage critical thinking and dialogue. 18 Slide 18: Core Definitions Philosophy can be seen as a set of ideas or a way of thinking—applied to daily life. Definitions evolve through cultural contexts. 19 Slide 19: Key Figures to Remember Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes; Confucius, Buddha; Descartes are anchors in this history. Each offers a distinct pathway to understanding. 20 Slide 20: Reflection and Connection What question resonates with you across traditions? How can you apply it to today’s world? Philosophy travels with us across time and space.

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Western and Eastern Beginnings of PhilosophyVersion en ligne

par Gil Poblete Jr

Opening Question

Slide 2: Pre-Socratic Shift

Slide 3: Thales’ Water

Slide 4: Other Presocratics

Slide 5: East Asia’s Beginning

Slide 6: Confucius’ Focus

Slide 7: The Analects

Slide 8: The Life of Siddhartha

Slide 9: The Four Noble Truths

Slide 10: The Eightfold Path

Slide 11: Descartes’ Age of Doubt

Slide 12: Cogito and Certainty

Slide 13: Being and Truth

Slide 14: Faith and Reason

Slide 15: Certainty vs. Irrationality

Slide 16: Suffering as a Universal Topic

Slide 17: Cross-Cultural Methods

Slide 18: Core Definitions

Slide 19: Key Figures to Remember

Slide 20: Reflection and Connection