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According to David Hume, what do we directly observe? correct answer: sense impressions According to David Hume, why can't past experience justify claims about the future? correct answer: We can never know whether or not the future will be like the past Arguments that attempt to establish something as a necessary precondition of the possibility of experience are called _____. correct answer: transcendental arguments According to the philosophy of Absolute Idealism, what is the relat...

Philosophy questions and answers latest 2023 graded A+ already passed!"Absolute the","That which is unconditioned and uncaused by anything else; it is frequently thought of as God, a perfect and solitary, self-caused eternal being that is the source or essence of all that exists but that is itself beyond the possibility of conceptualization or definition", Absolute Idealism The early nineteenth-century school of philosophy that maintained that being is the transcendental unfolding o...

Phenomenology - correct answerthe philosophical school founded by Edmund Husserl that contends that being is the underlying reality, that what is ultimately real is our consciousness, which itself is being. Relativism - correct answerthe view that the truth or falsity of a class of propositions depends upon the beliefs held by a social groups; the view that all human judgments are conditioned by factors such as culture and personal experience. Quote by Husserl - correct answerOur first out...

Document de 17 pages détaillé sur les notes de cours pour le cours de philosophie L'être humain (cégep). Toutes les notions importantes pour les examens avec de très bonnes explications ainsi que des références aux livres utilisées. Auteurs étudiés: Marx, Rousseau, Sartre et Descartes.

Notes de cours (Examen final) sur les oeuvres de Rousseau (L'inégalité entre les hommes - Deuxième partie), Marx (Le Manifeste communiste), Kant, Descartes (Le Discours de la méthode) et Sartre (L'existentialisme est-il un humanisme?) - Résumé

Plato's Allegory of the Cave - correct answer explores the notion of belief, illusion, knowledge and truth. Shadows (doubts, prejudices, cultural norms) play a role in the illustration of our ability or inability to be freed from illusion (or gain new knowledge and understanding) Existentialism - correct answer people are free agents who have control over their own thoughts and actions Sartre - correct answer we are all born as a blank slate, we can make it into whatever we want, we...

ABCTE ELA Exam 202 Questions with Verified Answers Paragraph - CORRECT ANSWER A group of connected sentences covering one main topic in a work of prose (such as novels) Stanza - CORRECT ANSWER A group of verses covering one main topic in a work of poetry Couplets - CORRECT ANSWER two lines of verse, usually in the same meter and joined by rhyme, that form a unit. Dialogue - CORRECT ANSWER Conversation between characters, typically in a play Monologue or Soliloquy - CORRECT ANSWE...

RST3708 – Postmodern Philosophy of Religion 2021 – Semester 1 & Semester 2 – Examination Question Paper Instructions for answering this portfolio question paper: This portfolio comprises TWO sections, Section A and Section B. Answer THREE questions, one from Section A and two from Section B. Section A which is compulsory carries 20 marks and Section B (options) carries 40 marks each. Total 100 marks Question 1: Discuss similarities and differences in the postmodernist and twentiet...

Fitzgerald: "I get to the end of all the logic about non-resistance, and there, like an excluded middle, stands the whole heritage of youth. The surrealists have a perspective closest to that of Freud Communism can be defined as state ownership of the means of production Mussolini's establishment of a National Council of Experts, a minimum wage, a retirement system, and high, progressive tax rates helped to inspire Roosevelt's New Deal The prosperity of the 1920s broug...

Affirmative – Need to Shun Human Rights Abusers 8 Need to Shun Human Rights Abusers 9 Must Always Fight Evil 12 Must Reject Support for Human Rights Violators 15 Must Cut Ties to Evil Institutions 18 Shunning Avoids Complicity 19 Engagement Morally Wrong 20 AT: Other Interests Outweighs 22 AT: Rights Violations Justified 23 AT: Rights Violations are Only Minor 25 AT: One Individual Rejection Doesn’t Solve 26 AT: Shunning Fails / Backfires 29 AT: Shunning Reinforces Abuses 31 AT:...