Philosophia

- “Philo” means love.
- “Sophia” means wisdom.
- The ancient Greek word Philosophia literally means love of wisdom.

- “I am in love with Sophia.”
- “I am glad that you like your class of philosophia.”

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Kosmos

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- “Can I get some fries please?”
- “Sure, it would be my hedone.”

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- It means physical love or sexual desire.
- The love felt in between lovers.

- “Oh Romeo, why are you, Romeo?”
- “Oh Juliet, I feel eros for you!”

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Used to describe the absence of physical pain.

- “OMG, I saw you trip! Are you okay?”
- “Don’t you worry, I feel aponia.”

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- Skepticism.
- It refers to a doubtful attitude toward knowledge claims.

- Scientists: “There is data that prove that our pollution causes global warming!!”
- 10% of Americans: “Mhm, I don’t know I am still skeptomai…”

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- Practical wisdom or prudence.
- It is a knowledge or particular facts and is the “object of perception rather than science.”

- “My dad is stronger than yours.”
- “Well, mine has way more phronesis than yours.”

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