Philosophy

2. fundamental concept of fairness and ethical justice.
4. The philosopher who authored "The Republic" and established the Academy.
6. The belief that reality is influenced or determined by the mind and ideas.
8. The view that reality exists independently of perception and is grounded in material existence.
10. core aim of philosophy, striving to discover what is true and real.
11. fundamental philosophical approach that employs critical thinking to reach conclusions.
13. The field of philosophy that explores the fundamental nature of existence, reality, and being.
14. The area of philosophy that examines proper reasoning and logical argumentation.
15. A classical Greek philosopher who employed questioning to uncover truth and gain knowledge.

1. The capacity to use knowledge and experience to make wise and informed decisions.
3. The exploration of knowledge, its origins, and its boundaries.
5. The philosophical study of beauty, art, and aesthetic appreciation.
7. disciple of Plato who prioritized empirical observation and logical reasoning.
9. The branch of philosophy that examines morality and values.
12. The philosophical exploration of religious beliefs, the nature of God, and divine concepts.