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Dear psychology student, I am looking for you. Exams are on their way. They are coming closer and closer and eventhough you sometimes wish you could escape them, you cannot. But I can prepare you for it. I will provide you with the knowledge that you need in order to pass. This is a summary of the book 'Exploring Humans: Philosophy of science for the social sciences a historical introduction' by Hans Dooremalen, Herman de Regt, and Maurice Schouten. The book is used for the course 'Philosophy ...
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Dear psychology student, I am looking for you. Exams are on their way. They are coming closer and closer and eventhough you sometimes wish you could escape them, you cannot. But I can prepare you for it. I will provide you with the knowledge that you need in order to pass. This is a summary of the book 'Exploring Humans: Philosophy of science for the social sciences a historical introduction' by Hans Dooremalen, Herman de Regt, and Maurice Schouten. The book is used for the course 'Philosophy ...
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PLS1502 - Introduction to African Philosophy exam-pack-African-philosophy
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PLS1502 - Introduction to African Philosophy exam-pack-African-philosophy
This Summary includes summaries from the readings for IRO political philosophy as well as an overview of the lecture content at the end of the summary. UPDATES WILL FOLLOW
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This Summary includes summaries from the readings for IRO political philosophy as well as an overview of the lecture content at the end of the summary. UPDATES WILL FOLLOW
Detailed notes on phenomenology from lectures, slides, and the various readings
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Detailed notes on phenomenology from lectures, slides, and the various readings
Detailed notes on existentialism from the lectures, slides, and various readings
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PHIL 1001 Philosophy Midterm Exam -Questions & Answers. • Question 1 6.25 out of 6.25 points In Pascal's Wager, what is the analogy behind the argument of whether God exists? Answers: a romantic relationship a bet a scientific experiment a leap off of a cliff Answer Feedback: Correct. Pascal develops his argument by thinking of God's existence as a matter on which we can bet in the same way that we might bet on a horse race or a coin flip. • Question 2 6.25 out of 6.2...
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PHIL 1001 Philosophy Midterm Exam -Questions & Answers. • Question 1 6.25 out of 6.25 points In Pascal's Wager, what is the analogy behind the argument of whether God exists? Answers: a romantic relationship a bet a scientific experiment a leap off of a cliff Answer Feedback: Correct. Pascal develops his argument by thinking of God's existence as a matter on which we can bet in the same way that we might bet on a horse race or a coin flip. • Question 2 6.25 out of 6.2...
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Sophia Introduction to (Western) Philosophy 1. The Ancient Greeks The Pre-Socratic Philosophers The word philosophy is a combination of two Ancient Greek words: (Philos) and (Sophia.) Philos can be translated as “love” (e.g. (Phila)delphia is the city of brotherly love), and Sophia Which can be roughly translated as “wisdom.” When translated literally, the word Philosophia means “the love of wisdom.” The word philosophy obviously did not exist until people started doing philosophy...
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Sophia Introduction to (Western) Philosophy 1. The Ancient Greeks The Pre-Socratic Philosophers The word philosophy is a combination of two Ancient Greek words: (Philos) and (Sophia.) Philos can be translated as “love” (e.g. (Phila)delphia is the city of brotherly love), and Sophia Which can be roughly translated as “wisdom.” When translated literally, the word Philosophia means “the love of wisdom.” The word philosophy obviously did not exist until people started doing philosophy...
Chapter 2 Theories MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. __________ wrote Republic. A) Aristotle B) Plato C) Hans J. Morgenthau D) Niccolo Machiavelli Answer: B Learning Objective: 2.1 Page Ref: 21 Topic/A-head: Classic Theories Skill Level: Remember the Facts 2. Plato and Aristotle were from __________. A) Great Britain B) Italy C) Greece D) Egypt Answer: C Learning Objective: 2.1 Page Ref: 21 Topic/A-head: Classic Theories Skill Level: Remember the Facts ...
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Chapter 2 Theories MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. __________ wrote Republic. A) Aristotle B) Plato C) Hans J. Morgenthau D) Niccolo Machiavelli Answer: B Learning Objective: 2.1 Page Ref: 21 Topic/A-head: Classic Theories Skill Level: Remember the Facts 2. Plato and Aristotle were from __________. A) Great Britain B) Italy C) Greece D) Egypt Answer: C Learning Objective: 2.1 Page Ref: 21 Topic/A-head: Classic Theories Skill Level: Remember the Facts ...
2/20/2019 Sophia :: Welcome UNIT 1 — MILESTONE 1 Score 12/25 Sorry, you didn't pass this Milestone. Get in touch with a Learning Coach for help at . 12 questions were answered correctly. 11 questions were answered incorrectly. 2 questions were skipped. These were marked incorrect. 1 A pply conceptual analysis to the following statement and choose the answer that correctly describes the relationship. Water is a __________ condition for staying alive. sufficient, not necessary nei...
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2/20/2019 Sophia :: Welcome UNIT 1 — MILESTONE 1 Score 12/25 Sorry, you didn't pass this Milestone. Get in touch with a Learning Coach for help at . 12 questions were answered correctly. 11 questions were answered incorrectly. 2 questions were skipped. These were marked incorrect. 1 A pply conceptual analysis to the following statement and choose the answer that correctly describes the relationship. Water is a __________ condition for staying alive. sufficient, not necessary nei...
Notes from term 1 and term 2 lectures supplemented by the required readings including those from the African Philosophy Reader and other books on short loan
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Notes from term 1 and term 2 lectures supplemented by the required readings including those from the African Philosophy Reader and other books on short loan
2/12/2019 Sophia :: Welcome UNIT 1 — MILESTONE 1 Score 13/25 You passed this Milestone 13 questions were answered correctly. 12 questions were answered incorrectly. 1 F or Plato, the Forms are the (A) metaphysical foundation of reality, which means that knowledge of reality is grounded in knowledge of the Forms. Move the terms into the correct blanks Aet hical natural logical metaphysical RATIONALE Plato was interested in abstract concepts (e.g., being and substance). These conce...
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2/12/2019 Sophia :: Welcome UNIT 1 — MILESTONE 1 Score 13/25 You passed this Milestone 13 questions were answered correctly. 12 questions were answered incorrectly. 1 F or Plato, the Forms are the (A) metaphysical foundation of reality, which means that knowledge of reality is grounded in knowledge of the Forms. Move the terms into the correct blanks Aet hical natural logical metaphysical RATIONALE Plato was interested in abstract concepts (e.g., being and substance). These conce...