philosophia
Philosophia, literally the "love of wisdom" from the Greek philosophia, denotes the systematic inquiry into the most general questions about existence, knowledge, truth, value, mind, and language. Traditionally, philosophers seek justified beliefs about what is real, how we know it, how to distinguish right from wrong, and what constitutes a meaningful life.
Originating in ancient Greece, philosophy developed through early thinkers and classical schools, and was later adapted
With the Renaissance, the Scientific Revolution, and the Enlightenment, philosophy broadened to emphasize rigorous methods of
Philosophia employs methods such as argumentation, critical dialogue, thought experiments, and careful conceptual analysis. It engages
Today, philosophia remains a core component of liberal education and a diverse field reflecting cultural pluralism.