PHI 101 Ch.10 Questions with Correct Answers
Hume divides propositions into two types: __________.
relations of ideas and matters of fact.
According to Hume, __________ alone renders our experience useful to us.
custom.
Berkeley thinks that an object is __________.
the collection of sensations we have.
Locke says that a __________ quality is one that is utterly inseparable from a body.
primary.
Locke claims that __________ qualities are nothing in the objects themselves.
secondary.
Locke argues against __________.
innate ideas.
Berkeley asserts that existing and perceiving are __________.
one and the same thing.
Berkeley insists that heat and cold are __________.
only sensations existing in our minds.
Locke asserts that all the components of reason and knowledge come from __________.
experience.
Hume divides propositions into two types: __________.
relations of ideas and matters of fact.
According to Hume, __________ alone renders our experience useful to us.
custom.
Berkeley thinks that an object is __________.
the collection of sensations we have.
Locke says that a __________ quality is one that is utterly inseparable from a body.
primary.
Locke claims that __________ qualities are nothing in the objects themselves.
secondary.
Locke argues against __________.
innate ideas.
Berkeley asserts that existing and perceiving are __________.
one and the same thing.
Berkeley insists that heat and cold are __________.
only sensations existing in our minds.
Locke asserts that all the components of reason and knowledge come from __________.
experience.
