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Philosophize: Michelin G. Danan

Philosophizing arises from human curiosity and desire to understand fundamental questions. It stems from our innate sense of wonder about life and the world. Philosophers like Plato, Descartes, and Socrates philosophized to gain a holistic understanding through examining their own beliefs and assumptions rather than seeking knowledge as an end in itself. Reflecting on one's thoughts and experiences is vital to making wise, considered decisions by understanding implications and consequences.

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Philosophize: Michelin G. Danan

Philosophizing arises from human curiosity and desire to understand fundamental questions. It stems from our innate sense of wonder about life and the world. Philosophers like Plato, Descartes, and Socrates philosophized to gain a holistic understanding through examining their own beliefs and assumptions rather than seeking knowledge as an end in itself. Reflecting on one's thoughts and experiences is vital to making wise, considered decisions by understanding implications and consequences.

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Philosophize

Michelin G. Danan
Why is there a need to Philosophize?
• We are all Philosophers
• Plato traced man’s need to philosophize to his
SENSE OF WONDER
– Experience
– Curiosity
– Questions
• Rene Descartes (French Philosopher)
– Doubts
Why is there a need to Philosophize?
• Karl Jasspers (Swiss-German Philosopher)
– Limit Situations
– Challenging Conditions
• Socrates
– Love of Wisdom
– Insatiable desire for truth
– Philosopher does not seek knowledge to claim
ownership
– I know that I do not know…
– The unexamined life is not worth Living.
HOLISTIC versus PARTIAL Thinking
• Holistic Thinking
– Perspective that considers large-scale patterns in
system
– Looking at the “big Picture”.
– General sense of the situation
• Partial Thinking
– Specific aspects of a situation
– Focusing on a certain area in order to understand
REFLECTION
• Requires a person to be willing to examine one’s
thoughts, feelings, and actions and to learn more
about one’s life and experiences
– Simple to deeper questions
• Reflection is vital in ensuring that our actions and
decisions are well thought out and are done with due
regard for their implications and consequences on
ourselves, others, and our surroundings.
• Reflections help us to understand ourselves and our
actions better.
• When we reflect, we can judge whether our actions are
reasonable or not.
• Paving way to a wiser and rational choice.

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