Philosophy References

- Metaphysics
- Philosophy of Mind
- Ethics
- Ontology
- Epistemology
- Aesthetics
- Logic
- Philosophy of Science

Branches of Philosophy

The relationship between the fields of philosophy and psychology has long been one of mutual impact. The focus of psychology is more on explaining and analyzing human behavior, while remaining objective. Philosophy can afford to be more subjective. Psychology uses empiricism and statistics, while philosophy is far more hypothetical. However, both focus on the human mind and body. 

Philosophy and Psychology

Ethics is the branch of philosophy that examines morality, focusing on what constitutes moral behavior and the ways individuals can reach that standard. Additionally, the term encompasses the specific sets of principles and practices that offer moral direction within specialized professional domains, such as scientific research, business, medicine, and teaching.

Ethics

Which of the following best describes the core focus of philosophy?

An investigation into fundamental and often general questions concerning humanity, knowledge, reality, and existence.

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- Art
- Religion
- Philosophy
- Literature
- History
- Archaeology
- Anthropology
- Languages
- Classics
- Gender Studies
- Disability Studies
- Digital Humanities

Humanities Disciplines 

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History is the study and interpretation of a series of facts about the past and why certain events happened. 

History

Religions are collections of beliefs, practices, and meaningful places/items/people that provide an understanding of the supernatural, spirituality, and transcendence. 

Religion

The study of human behavior, societies, and cultures throughout history (including the present). Anthropology, in broad terms, studies methods to describe and explain the similarities and differences in biology and culture of all humanity in all times and places. 

Anthropology

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Gender studies is an interdisciplinary field that explores how all gender identities are developed and how they affect people’s experiences in society.

Gender Studies

Literature most broadly is all written work in addition to “oral literature”. 

Literature

Disability Studies is an interdisciplinary field of study that examines the consequences and implications of disability as well as various issues that impact the disability community.

Disability Studies

Digital Humanities is an area that interacts with computing or digital technologies and the disciplines of the humanities.

Digital Humanities

Language is a formal system of communication that is structured by a set of rules, known as grammar, and utilizes a vocabulary of words, referred to as a lexicon.

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