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Phil 230 Final (Long) | Questions And Answers | 100% Correct

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PHIL 230 Fernflores Final Exam Study Guide 2023 with complete solution

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PHIL-230 Final Study Set Exam With Complete Solutions...

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Phil 230 Final (Long) | Questions And Answers | 100% Correct

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9 pages

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EvaTee

Philosophy - Answer love (philos) of wisdom (sophia) What makes someone wise? - Answer Application of their knowledge and experience Philosophy is like math why? - Answer It is concerned with finding necessary truths about concepts (knowledge, truth, goodness, free will, justice) Practical Implications of philosophy - Answer -Legislation: what makes laws ethical? (sociopolitical philosophy), rights, and end of life issues. - keeps other disciplines honest - be...

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12 pages

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TestSolver9

Philosophy is like mathematics in that philosophers and mathematicians typically seek: • to know contingent truths about the world • to know necessary truths about the world • knowledge on the basis of experiments with objects such as test tubes, particle accelerators, and real-life case studies - Answer to know necessary truths about the world 1. All trains are trucks. 2. Donald Trump is a train. C. Donald Trump is a truck. The argument above is: • valid becaus...

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Q1: An argument is valid if, and only if, - Answer the truth of its premises logically guarantees the truth of its conclusion Q1: In class we noted that we can test an argument for validity even if we do not know what some of its words mean, so long as we know what grammatical role each word has in the argument's sentences. Is the following argument valid or invalid? 1. If Casey is an abigucki, then rank flies can notify. 2. Casey is an abigucki. C. Rankflies can dootify. [1, 2] ...

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12 pages

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necessary being - Answer a being that exists under all possible conditions contingent being - Answer a being that exists in some, but not all, possible conditions. Locke - Answer identity of a physical substance across time consists of uninterrupted, continuous existence of that substance across time. Who? Reid - Answer personal identity across time consists of uninterrupted, continuous existence of the self across time. Who? true - Answer John Locke bel...

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Renee Descartes - Answer -father of modern philosophy -believed things are either physical or non-physical -knowledge not gained through senses -rationalist -knowledge from judgement of the mind Descartes Meditation 1 - Answer -Argument of the senses: None of the true beliefs I have based on my senses is certain for me -Argument from dreaming: None of the beliefs I have from the sciences is certain for me -Evil Demon/Genius argument Person S has a certain indication o...

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Argument - Answer -goal is not to attack other -goal is to offer good reasons to support conclusion Premise red flags - Answer because, since, given that, for Conclusion red flags - Answer thus, therefore, hence, it follows so, consequently Accepting premises/conclusion - Answer -if we don't accept premises, don't have to accept conclusion (doesn't mean isn't valid) -if argument doesn't follow from premises don't have to accept EX: No one ca...

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4 pages

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Philosophy - Answer love of wisdom Necessary truth - Answer truth that is true under all possible conditions Contingent truth - Answer a truth that is true but not under all possible conditions Epistemology - Answer the study of knowledge and rational belief episteme- knowledge ology- the study of Proposition - Answer what is being expressed by a sentence Metaphysics - Answer The study of reality meta - about physics- physical world The V...

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John Locke (3 kinds of identity) - Answer substance identity, personal identity, and human identity Substance Identity - Answer strict identity; across time=change in substance; anything that exists across time without gaining or losing any part has this across time; physical and nonphysical (soul) Human Identity - Answer sameness of organizational structure of parts indicative of "human" across time Personal Identity - Answer a thinking, intelligent being ...

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6 pages

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John Locke says that the identity of a substance across time consists of - Answer uninterrupted, continuous existence of that substance across time Thomas Reid says that personal identity across time consists of - Answer uninterrupted, continuous existence of the self across time Determinism is consistent with thesis - Answer A and B: all past events and the natural laws causally guarantee all future events AND holding fixed all past events and the natural laws up unti...

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Skeptical Scenarios - Answer Rene Descartes- a situation that when in it you do not know as much as you think you do Knowledge (belief, truth, justification) Rene Descartes - Answer -"Father of modern philosophy" -modernism (idea that utopia was important) -too much uncertainty about facts of knowledge -certainty -start a new strong/ firm foundation for knowledge (house) 4 rules for D's Mediations - Answer 1. never accept anything as true unless it's ...

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18 pages

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What is the ground of the distinction between episteme and doxa in Plato's epistemology, as it is expressed in the "divided line"? - Correct Ans-Episteme = Knowledge Knowledge is infallible; logically impossible for it to be false Doxa = Opinion Bad or false knowledge I.E: Something heavy to a child is light to an adult What are the subdivisions of episteme? - Correct Ans-Dianoia = Understanding Conclusions drawn by reasoning about geometrical shapes/numbers [mathematica = ma...

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10 pages

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Bestzone

©BRIGHTSTARS EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 1 Phil 230 (Plato) Exam Questions With Verified Answers What is the ground of the distinction between episteme and doxa in Plato's epistemology, as it is expressed in the "divided line"? - AnswersEpisteme = Knowledge Knowledge is infallible; logically impossible for it to be false Doxa = Opinion Bad or false knowledge I.E: Something heavy to a child is light to an adult What are the subdivisions of episteme? - Answer...

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11 pages

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Brightstars

What are the subdivisions of doxa? - ️️Eikasia = Imagination/Conjecture In a state of being deceived I.E: Shadows on the wall of cave [eikones = images] Pistis = Belief/Conviction Natural philosopher/Empirical scientist operates in the realm of pistis [zoa = sensible things (nature)] What is meant by "Socratic irony"? Give some examples. - ️️A pose of ignorance assumed in order to entice others into making statements that can then be challenged. I.E. Socrates says he is no...

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10 pages

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ACADEMICMATERIALS

PHIl 230: Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions

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41 pages

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Phil 230 Final (Descartes and Hume) Questions And A+ Answers

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27 pages

Written in 2023/2024

Grade A+

wisdomspeaks

Philos means correct answers -The love of -The quest for Sophia means correct answers wisdom The 4 branches of Philosophy are correct answers Ethics, Epistemology, Logic, and Metaphysics Ethics(arete) means correct answers moral virtue Epistemology(episteme) means correct answers -To know, to understand, to be acquainted with -knowledge like math or objectives Logic means correct answers if a=b and b=c then a=c Metaphysics means correct answers -What is it? -What is it like?...

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8 pages

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SirAnton

Approximately how long ago did Socrates live? Select one: a. Approximately 2,400 years ago. b. Approximately 1,000 years ago. c. Approximately 6,300 years ago. d. Approximately 600 years ago. correct answers a In Apology, why is Socrates puzzled by the oracle's statement that "no one is wiser than Socrates"? Select one: a. Because Socrates does not believe he is wise at all, since he does not know any answers to Socratic questions. b. Because Athens and Sparta are at war and if S...

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15 pages

Written in 2022/2023

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SirAnton