Introduction Flashcards
What was one of the earliest pieces of literature and who was it by?
Homer’s Iliad
The Iliad terms the Psyche as ______
dead spirit
In Ancient Greece Thales is said to have originated the schools of thought known today as ___________ and _______ ___________
Naturalism and critical thinking
In ancient greece, Democritus is said to have originated the schools of thought known today as ___________ and ____________
Determinism and Materialsim
Hippocrates four personality types were ?
Sanguine
Choleric
Melancholy
Phlegmatic
Socrates did not claim to know the answers but lived in a state of __________
aporia (enlightened ignorance)
Plato’s epistemology is a form of
A Empiricism B Rationalism C Nativism D B and C
D B & C
Plato’s tripartate soul contained the _________soul, ___________ soul and ___________ soul
Rational, spirited and appetitive
Aristotle distinguished between the _____________ senses and the ______________ sense.
special senses and common sense
St Augustine’s Christian philosophy was based off____________(Rationalism)
Plato’s philosophy
Avicenna’s 2 key works were what?
The Book of Healing
The Canon and Medicine
Both Avicenna’s and Aquinas’ philosophy was based on ___________ philosophy (Empiricism)
Aristotle’s philosophy
St Thomas Aquinas’ soul had four broad categories, which were?
Vegetative
Sensitive
Rational
Appetitive
Fr Aquinas, The vegetative soul referred to ________, the sensitive soul referred to ________, the rational soul referred to ________.
veg = growth
senses
intellect
Descartes method of doubt used what 2 examples?
We could be in a dream
We could be fooled by a demon