It is the branch of philosophy which studies the nature of..

 

It is the branch of philosophy which studies the nature of..

It is the branch of philosophy which studies the nature of ultimate, total reality, the most general traits of all things.

2. The philosophy of the medieval cathedral schools which attempted to support Christian beliefs with elements of Greek philosophy and with the use of syllogistic reasoning.

3. The philosophic standpoint of doubt with regard to knowledge.

4. The theory which holds that pleasure is the highest good in life.

5. The theory which advances the thought that true happiness is to be found through true wisdom, that is, the ability of the mind to live an undisturbed life by accepting the natural order of things.

6. He theorized that of all living creatures only humans have rational soul and is immortal.

7. He is known for his doctrine of forms as the most significant philosophic contribution in philosophy.

8. He is known for his doctrine of dialectic method which cross-examines any given thought to further reveal and ascertain the truth.

9. His major contribution philosophy which had great influenced in the tradition of Christianity was the reality of evil.

10. He is known for his doctrine that philosophy begins first with the senses.