{"content":[{"text":"Chapter 1: \n Introduction to the Field of Philosophy \n Overview: Philosophy (which literally translates from Greek as “love of \n wisdom”) is a field that focuses on rational analysis of fundamental \n issues dealing with knowledge, reality, and values. This class is \n organized around philosophical archetypes, or people who have \n represented an original perspective that has been very influential to \n contemporary life.","bbox":{"left":0.119843,"top":0.088268,"width":0.7597639999999999,"height":0.212571}},{"text":"Major Ideas: After reading the material in this chapter and hearing the \n lecture, you should understand the following major ideas in depth, but \n other parts of the reading may appear on the assessment (besides names \n and dates).","bbox":{"left":0.125137,"top":0.315056,"width":0.749234,"height":0.09642700000000004}},{"text":"Introductory Reading \n Wisdom, Knowledge, and Belief \n Archetypes vs. Stereotypes \n The Branches of Philosophy \n Reason and Arguments \n Fallacies and Biases \n Common Misunderstandings of Philosophy","bbox":{"left":0.27219,"top":0.427717,"width":0.455251,"height":0.164246}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}