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The document discusses the discipline of philosophy. It begins by defining philosophy and providing examples of famous philosophers. Philosophy is divided into theoretical and practical branches. Theoretical philosophy includes metaphysics, epistemology, and logic, which seek truth through systematic thinking. Practical philosophy applies philosophical debates to disciplines like politics, economics, technology, and ecology. The document also addresses debates around whether Eastern philosophies can be considered equally legitimate to Western philosophies.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
Dokumen tersebut membahas mengenai falsafah dalam kehidupan. Ia menjelaskan pengertian falsafah dari sudut etimologi dan terminologi, tujuan ilmu falsafah, hubungan antara falsafah, agama dan ilmu, serta jenis-jenis ilmu falsafah seperti falsafah teoretikal, praktikal, ekonomi, politik dan cabang-cabang baru falsafah.
This document provides an overview of metaphysics and related concepts. It defines metaphysics as the branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of existence, being and the world. Metaphysics refers to studies of what cannot be reached through objective material studies. The document discusses metaphysics from both a philosophical and religious perspective. From a philosophical view, metaphysics examines abstract concepts like causation and substance. From a religious view, it refers to concepts like the existence of God, life after death, and the soul. The document also discusses different metaphysical theories like materialism, idealism, theism, atheism and agnosticism. It describes the development of metaphysics alongside science.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This document discusses decolonization and the influence of Western colonialism. It begins by defining colonialism and decolonization, noting that decolonization aims to free societies from Western ideological influences imposed during colonization. It then outlines the major developments in the West from the 16th to 20th centuries that spread Western influence globally, including the Renaissance, Scientific Revolution, Industrial Revolution, and growth of technology. Two influential Western philosophers, Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes, are examined for their views that promoted human domination over nature. The document then explores approaches to decolonization, including emphasizing independent local knowledge, sustainable development practices, and the Philosophy of Sejahtera in Malaysia that promotes balanced progress. It concludes that building a strong
The document discusses the discipline of philosophy. It begins by defining philosophy and providing examples of famous philosophers. Philosophy is divided into theoretical and practical branches. Theoretical philosophy includes metaphysics, epistemology, and logic, which seek truth through systematic thinking. Practical philosophy applies philosophical debates to disciplines like politics, economics, technology, and ecology. The document also addresses debates around whether Eastern philosophies can be considered equally legitimate to Western philosophies.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
Dokumen tersebut membahas mengenai falsafah dalam kehidupan. Ia menjelaskan pengertian falsafah dari sudut etimologi dan terminologi, tujuan ilmu falsafah, hubungan antara falsafah, agama dan ilmu, serta jenis-jenis ilmu falsafah seperti falsafah teoretikal, praktikal, ekonomi, politik dan cabang-cabang baru falsafah.
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Pythagoras coined the term "philosophy" to mean "love of wisdom". Philosophy involves critically examining fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, and language. It can be understood as a set of beliefs about life, a process of reflection and criticism of beliefs, or an attempt to understand the world as a whole. The main branches of philosophy are logic, metaphysics, epistemology, and value theory, which includes ethics, aesthetics, and social/political philosophy.
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This document provides an overview of the topics covered in the first six chapters of a book on critical thinking. Chapter one introduces philosophy by discussing what it is, its branches including metaphysics and epistemology, and the importance of learning philosophy. It explores questions addressed by each branch. Chapter two covers basic concepts of logic including the definition of logic and components of arguments. Chapter three discusses logic and language. Chapter four introduces basic concepts of critical thinking. Chapters five and six cover informal fallacies and categorical propositions respectively.
Gagasan Cartesian Dualism yang memisahkan jasad dan akal telah memacu aliran-aliran falsafah seperti naturalisme, materialisme, ateisme, dan reduksionisme yang secara kolektif telah menyebabkan penjajahan manusia ke atas alam sekitar dan mengakibatkan kemusnahan ekosistem. Dokumen ini menjelaskan perlunya mendekolonisasi pemikiran dengan mengintegrasikan manusia dan alam sekitar.
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Falsafah terletak di antara Sains dan Teologi. Ia melibatkan soalan-soalan berkaitan identiti, asal-usul, dan tujuan kehidupan manusia. Falsafah pendidikan pula merupakan kajian tentang makna, tujuan, dan kaedah asas pembelajaran serta hubungannya dengan perkembangan manusia dan masyarakat.
Epistemologi merupakan kajian tentang asal-usul dan batasan pengetahuan manusia. Dokumen ini membincangkan beberapa sumber pengetahuan seperti pancaindera, akal, intuisi, ilham, dan wahyu. Juga dibincangkan beberapa teori kebenaran seperti teori korespondensi, konsistensi, dan pragmatik.
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Anjuran:
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2. Pusat Kajian Bahasa Arab dan Tamadun Islam (ArabIC), FPI, UKM
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Pythagoras coined the term "philosophy" to mean "love of wisdom". Philosophy involves critically examining fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, and language. It can be understood as a set of beliefs about life, a process of reflection and criticism of beliefs, or an attempt to understand the world as a whole. The main branches of philosophy are logic, metaphysics, epistemology, and value theory, which includes ethics, aesthetics, and social/political philosophy.
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This document provides an overview of the meaning and nature of philosophy. It begins by explaining that philosophy comes from the Greek words for "love" and "wisdom" and means the love of wisdom. It describes how Pythagoras was the first to call himself a philosopher. The document then discusses how philosophy involves studying fundamental problems about existence, knowledge, values, reason, and language. It also explains that philosophy aims to formulate and answer fundamental questions and look at the world as a whole. The document concludes by outlining some of the main branches of philosophy, including logic, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, and social and political philosophy.
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This document provides an overview of philosophy and its main branches. Philosophy is defined as the systematic, critical examination of how we think and act to become wiser. The five main branches discussed are: Metaphysics, which studies reality and existence; Epistemology, which is the study of knowledge; Logic, which examines valid reasoning; Ethics, which is the study of morality; and Aesthetics, which concerns beauty, art, and taste. Each branch seeks to answer fundamental questions about its subject area through philosophical inquiry and rational thought.
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2. LEARNING OUTCOMES
To explain theories and the
requirement of knowledge.
To clarify numerous epistemology methods
(rationalism, empiricism).
To elaborate theories related to Truth, which are The
Correspondence Theory, The Coherence Theory and The
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3.
4. EPISTEMOLOGI
Definition: “theory of knowledge”
• In Greek: episteme
(knowledge or truth) and
logos (knowledge or
truth).
• In Arabic : al-’IIm
• In English : science
Knowledge theory, Scientific
theory
Knowing compared to
knowledge
1. Issues or problems pertaining to the
fact of knowledge, truth, surety or
reliablity of knowledge and fact of
human needs and freedom in
knowledge.
2. The rational ability to evaluate and
determine the value of human cognitive
experience from their interactions within
themselves and their surroundings.
3. Disciplinary knowledge that is evaluative,
normative (to establish standard) dan
critical (to interpret and analyze) and
argue the authenticity and reliability of
information.
5. EPISTEMOLOGI
Theoretical study of knowledge
• Definition of Knowledge
• Knowledge Attributes
A belief that is based on something that is truthful
• Justified True Belief
6. KNOWLEDGE ATTRIBUTES
• To belief and have
conviction on what is
deemed as
knowledge.
Belief
• Trusted
knowledge must
be true.
Truth • Trust derives from
the basis of truth.
Justification
/Basis
Trust based on
something that is true.
8. EPISTEMOLOGY THEORY
1 Rationalisme
School of
Thought
2 Empiricism
School of
Thought
● Puts great emphasis on the pursuit of
knowledge.
● Rationalism was introduced by modern
philosophers Descartes, Leibniz and Spinoza
• Derives from logic and math - without the
interference of observation or experience.
• Critically reshapes human knowledge by applying
the fundamental principle of thoughts, as stated
by Descartes “I think,therefore I am” .
Puts great emphasis on the pursuit of
knowledge
• Empiricism was introduced by Locke,
Berkeley dan Hume
• Humans’ perceptions and knowledge
derive from sensory experience.
• Empiricists emphasize that a human mind
has no innate knowledge and knowledge is
obtained from sensory experience.
9. Empiricism Thought
Rationalism Thought
• Knowledge is obtained
through our 5 senses.
• Among the philosophers:
John Locke and David
Hume.
•Knowledge is obtained
through a rational mind.
•Our senses do not
necessarily reflect reality.
11. • Rationalism
• Empiricism
• Sceptisism
• Dogmatism (Revelation
and Tradition)
• Intuition and Inspiration
• Local knowledge
• Wisdom
Different School of
Thoughts
14. Theory of Truth
Correspondence Theory
• Truth is what
corresponds to facts.
• Meaning: a proposition is true if it
corresponds to facts.
• Example: ‘Kota Bharu’ is in Kelantan.
• Weakness of the theory: How are
we supposed to verify or confirm the
truth if the reality cannot be
actualised or visually presented?
Does it mean the concept of afterlife
or hereafter is false?
Truth depends on the
followings:
- sentence or a statement;
- that corresponds to or
reflects;
- facts or reality;
- depicted or described by
the sentence or the
statement
15. Theory of Truth
Coherence Theory
• A statement or a proposition is true
when it is coherent or consistent
with other things considered true.
• Similar to rationalism
• Example: If A = B and B = C, therefore
C = A.
• Premise 1: All even numbers are
divisible by 2 and leave no remainder
Premise 2: 4 divided by 2 leave no
remainder,
Conclusion: 4 is an even number
• This justifies the Theory of
Correspondence
•Comparing a statement
with another statement
•Accepted as true when
it is consistent with the
other statement.
Truth is determined by;
16. Theory of Truth
PRAGMATIC THEORY
• Thinking is done by humans to shape
certain ideas and to fulfill their wants
and needs in life.
• Usually found in scientific knowledge -
Scientific Theory.
• Truth is relative
• Falsity can still occur through rational
thoughts while pragmatism allows
temporary usefulness to justify truth
Understanding an
Elephant
20. Philosophy, Religion and Science
Scientific knowledge Philosophy
Focuses on specific disciplines or
areas like physics.
General and comprehensive in
nature.
Analyses factual data but
(only) functions within its
limitations.
Analyzes fundamental truths and values
which include humans’ lives, the world
they live in and their relationships to
the world and each other.
Studies concepts Studies the validity and reliability of
truths and facts
Arguments and propositions are
discipline or area-specific
Arguments and propositions transcend
all disciplines and areas.
States that the purpose of
knowledge is to explain how
humans were created and
determine their characteristics
States that the purpose of philosophy
is to find out the origins of humans,
their relationship with the world and
each other and their endings.
Uses empirical
methods
Uses rationalism/rational thinking
Summarizes facts. Speculative in nature and does not
provide absolute beliefs or truths.
Religion Philosophy
Religion is absolute. Philosophy is dependent of culture
(related to culture).
Created by God Created by humans.
Source of
assumption.
Challenges assumptions
Prioritises beliefs
over thoughts
Believes in the power of
thoughts or thinking.
To believe in truths
and religious
dogmas.
Does not admit
religious dogmas as
truths.
21. THE UNITY OF KNOWLEDGE:
PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND
SCIENCE
✔ All seek for truth.
✔ Philosophy and knowledge have
limitations. Only religion is
absolute.
✔ It is impossible that a true religion
contradicts truth. .
✔ Religion is a non-speculative
belief that is constant (does not
change).
• PHILOSOPHY
– Philosophy can only
provide speculative,
non-convincing
answers.
• RELIGION
– Religion is able to
answer questions
pertaining to truths and
facts that cannot be
answered
comprehensively by
philosophers.
– Knowledge and science
can only provide
immediate answers.
22. UNITY OF KNOWLEDGE
• Weaknesses of mono-disciplinary
knowledge:
1. Puts limitations on one’s attempt
to understand knowledge
2. Presents contrasting opinions
according to different fields
• Scientists collaborate to link
disciplines of knowledge.
No longer mono-disciplinary but
trans-disciplinary.
Secularism and liberalism
cause failure in knowledge.
• The failure to unite knowledge
comes in 3 stages:
1. Unity between philosophy,
knowledge and religion.
2. Unity between revelations and
rational thinking.
Unity between revelations and
scientific knowledge.