Quote by Aristotle

Philosophy is the science which considers truth.

Philosophy is the science which considers truth.

Summary

This quote highlights the essential nature of philosophy as a discipline concerned with discerning and understanding truth. Philosophy strays from mere opinion and conjecture, instead employing critical thinking and rigorous analysis in its pursuit of truth. It delves into fundamental questions about reality, knowledge, meaning, and ethics, striving to uncover coherent and logical explanations. By emphasizing the scientific aspect of philosophy, this quote suggests that it operates in a systematic and evidence-based manner, using methodologies such as logic and reasoning to explore and evaluate different views on truth.

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By Aristotle

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