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PHIL 101 Midterm Study Guide
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Greek words Philo (meaning love) and Sophia (meaning wisdom) the love of wisdom.
Philosophy
The pursuit of wisdom
William James Who argued for "testimony of our direct, lived experience."
Plato Who considered knowledge as coming from innate ideas?
Heraclitus Who said "all is change?"
The ___ is immortal, seperate from the body, pre-existed before our birth and exists
Socrates belief of the soul
after us.
A technique of probing questions, developed by Socrates, for the purpose of
prodding, pushing and provoking unreflective persons into realizing their lack of
Socratic method
rational understanding of their own principals of thought and action so they can set
on the path to attaining the ultimate Good
Psyche Where did Socrates put a person's identity?
Sophia What is the Greek word for Wisdom?
Parmenides Who considered reality as unchanging?
Sartre Who said "We are condemned to be free."
reason, spirit, appetite Plato's idea of the soul.
Modus Tollens if A not B
a philosophical kind of argument purporting to show that a thesis is defective
because it generates an infinite series when either no such series exists or, were it to
infinite regress exist, the thesis would lack the role that it is supposed to play. (A cause or source
that is traced back to infinity.) Aristotle proposed that this would be solved by the
idea of a "first cause"
modus ponnens if A then B
Aristotle Who put forms into physical objects?
Tabula Rasa To Locke, What is the mind?
Epistemology Branch of philosophy dealing with knowledge
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PHIL 101 Midterm Study Guide
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Greek words Philo (meaning love) and Sophia (meaning wisdom) the love of wisdom.
Philosophy
The pursuit of wisdom
William James Who argued for "testimony of our direct, lived experience."
Plato Who considered knowledge as coming from innate ideas?
Heraclitus Who said "all is change?"
The ___ is immortal, seperate from the body, pre-existed before our birth and exists
Socrates belief of the soul
after us.
A technique of probing questions, developed by Socrates, for the purpose of
prodding, pushing and provoking unreflective persons into realizing their lack of
Socratic method
rational understanding of their own principals of thought and action so they can set
on the path to attaining the ultimate Good
Psyche Where did Socrates put a person's identity?
Sophia What is the Greek word for Wisdom?
Parmenides Who considered reality as unchanging?
Sartre Who said "We are condemned to be free."
reason, spirit, appetite Plato's idea of the soul.
Modus Tollens if A not B
a philosophical kind of argument purporting to show that a thesis is defective
because it generates an infinite series when either no such series exists or, were it to
infinite regress exist, the thesis would lack the role that it is supposed to play. (A cause or source
that is traced back to infinity.) Aristotle proposed that this would be solved by the
idea of a "first cause"
modus ponnens if A then B
Aristotle Who put forms into physical objects?
Tabula Rasa To Locke, What is the mind?
Epistemology Branch of philosophy dealing with knowledge
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