PHILOSOPHY

2. A fundamental pursuit of philosophy, seeking what is factual and real.
5. A key method in philosophy that involves thinking critically to form conclusions.
7. The philosopher who wrote ‘The Republic’ and founded the Academy.
9. The study of beauty, art, and taste in philosophy.
11. The belief that reality is independent of our perception and is based on material existence.
13. The branch of philosophy that studies the nature of existence, reality, and being.

1. A principle of fairness and moral righteousness.
3. The ability to apply knowledge and experience to make sound judgments.
4. The branch of philosophy that focuses on correct reasoning and argumentation.
6. The philosophical study of morality and values.
8. The study of religious beliefs, the nature of God, and divine matters.
9. A student of Plato, who emphasized empirical observation and logic.
10. The philosophical view that reality is shaped by the mind and ideas.
12. The study of knowledge, its sources, and its limits.
14. A classical Greek philosopher who used questioning to seek truth and knowledge.