Phil150 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Detailed lecture note on different types of fallacies: fallacies of relevant, personal attack, straw man, red herring

Delve into the diverse schools of thought, from ancient philosophy to contemporary perspectives, as we navigate the profound and timeless inquiries that have shaped human understanding. Whether you're a seasoned philosopher or a curious mind, this document encourages contemplation and invites you to ponder the timeless mysteries that continue to captivate the human intellect. Expand your philosophical horizons with this enriching and contemplative resource.

Questions and answers to prepare for Quiz 1

Solution For Exercise 8-3_ Stop and Assess Yourself

Karl Marx on Work and the essence of man

Phil150 Short paper 2: Thomas Hobbes and the nature of man

Paper #1: The argument for Incompatibilism What is the thesis of Determinism? What is the thesis of Free Will? What is the notion of a “physically possible future” and how is this notion used to give precise formulation of Determinism and Free Will? What reasons does science provide us for believing that Determinism is at least possibly true? What are the reasons for believing that we have free will? What is the thesis of Incompatibilism? What is the argument for Incompatibilism? ...

Phaedo's Four Arguments in order

Three categories of souls—anything a top category can do all natures, middle can also do bottom, bottom can only do bottom Rational (best): reason (abstract thought and long term deliberation) Sensitive (better): locomotion (movement through environment), sensation Vegetative (good): grow, nutrition, reproduce