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ELEMENTS OF PHILOSOPHY (NOTES) - University of Nairobi

COLIN ALBERT F16/1316/2010 ELEMENTS OF PHILOSOPHY (LECTURE NOTES by Dr. Oriare Nyarwath) 21/04/2011 Logic is a branch of PHILOSOPHY that is concerned with the study of reason. how humans should reason; not how they actually reason. PHILOSOPHY comes from two Greek words philein meaning love and sophia meaning wisdom. Therefore PHILOSOPHY can be said to be the love for wisdom. Wisdom is the wide and sound knowledge of reality that affects a person and the willingness/commitment to apply that knowledge for the promotion of the general well-being. *QUOTE: There is nothing as sovereign as the dignity of human life. Dr Oriare Nyarwath (21/03/2011) 25/03/2011 PHILOSOPHY as an academic discipline or human activity is concerned with the examination of fundamental principles of reality (or imaginations).

-Logic is a branch of Philosophy that deals with reasoning. -Reasoning is making a claim and giving justifications for the claim. -It is a mental process by which the mind makes an inference from certain given deductions. List of recommended books: 1. Ndowa J. B. & Kennedy Miencha; CPP101: Introduction to Philosophy 2.

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