The Paths of Knowledge (Stage 1)

Which was the most important invention for the industrial revolution?

Who was the founder of materialism (Reality is mental and material)?

Kind of knowledge that is the result of the analysis of causes and effects of a phenomenon:

Which was the first attempt to explain reality from what was closest to people?

Which is the meaning of "Physis" in Physis phylosophy?

which is a branch of phylosophy that studies scientific knowledge?

German philosopher that said: "Human knowledge is only possible through the interaction of experience and reason:

Deals with the necessary procedures to perform an action with a purpose:

In the story of Francis Bacon... Who are represented by the ants?

Who retaked the proposal of the heliocentric model and started a scientific revolution?

Who proposed an heliocentric model for the first time?

Who said that reason by itself is empty and any idea must come from experience "we are a blank sheet"?

Which is the kind of knowledge thst we get empirically throughout lives?

Which is one of the three fundamental elements in the creation of knowledge?

This was the most technological civilization in the middle ages

Rule about sorting thoughts from the simplest to the most complex by deduction:

Who said that if you cant percieve anything with your senses, it might not exist?

In this method, we seek to analyze the object seeking to understand each of its parts to achieve a complete explanation

Who was a pioneer in chemestry, had a laboratory practice that he systematized utterly?

Who made the first classification of living beings, proposed a geocentric theory and proposed a fifth element (ether)?

Which is the kind of knowledge based in the research of reality which cant necessarily be verified experimentaly?

Who give us the concept of "skepticism" (we can only accept ideas based on previous experience)?

Which kind of knowledge is related to a set of beliefs based on faith, involving feelings, values, fears and desires?

Which kind of knowledge is based on education and cultural transmission of certain beliefs?

Which is the kind of knowledge based on objetivity, is rational, methodical and systematic?

Who was the first to use a reflecting telescope and made discoveries on accelerated motion?

Rule about reviewing the three previous rules to make sure nothing has been forgotten:

In the story of Francis Bacon... Who are represented by the bees?

Select technology from Pre-history

Who were the commoners in roman society, they worked with their hands but were owners of ther time?

Who proposed that there were four elements in constant movement?

Select formal sciences:

In the story of Francis Bacon... Who are represented by the spiders?

In roman society... Who where the descendats of the city founders, they were the political class?

Who calculated the size of the sun and the moon and counted 1028 stars but returned to the geocentric model?

Who talked about the reasons of heart?

Is one of the significant developments of telecomunication, making possible to connect all the world:

This method starts with observations of particular facts that we can relate to reach a general conclusion:

Who is considered to be the first physis philosopher, that thought that water was the principle of all things?

Ther werent considered people, lacked any right and were used in hard work:

Who was the first philospher to propose the concept of "Atom"?

Founder of rationalism, said that rationality is the foundation for any knowledge:

Kind of knowledge that happens with experience and direct action on the object (empiricist foundations)

Technology is the result of relating technology with science and economic and sociocultural structure to solve problems

A theory that is not formed in a scientific way is a pseudo-science

Which was a new social class in the renaissance composed of merchants and artisians.

Rule from the method of Rene Descartes about accepting only clear and distinct ideas:

Rule about dividing all problems into many parts as necessary:

Who based all his research on empirical experimentation to obtain universal laws?

Which of this is an ideology ispired by the new organization of work?

Who gave precision to concepts that previously lacked it (space, time, mass, movement, force)?