P1: U1, M2 Flashcards

1
Q

These are the two techniques in analyzing concepts

A

intension & extension

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2
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These are the kind of things that are members of the domain of the concept

A

extension

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3
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These are the specific traits, or set of traits, characteristics, or even functions shared by members. It is what sets the members apart or differentiates them from the rest of the population.

A

intension

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4
Q

When the intention of a concept becomes very precise and clearly defined, it becomes ______

A

essential property

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5
Q

According to _____, if a concept’s intension does not have an essential property, then it cannot be
meaningful

A

essentialist

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6
Q

But, ________ argues that the concept of language games contradicts essentialist’s idea.

A

Ludwig Wittgenstein

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7
Q

Wittgenstein believes in the idea of _______.

A

Family Resemblance

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8
Q

It is the similarities rather than commonalities of intensions.

A

Family Resemblance

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9
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It is a complicated network of similarities, overlapping and criss-crossing. Sometimes overall similarities, sometimes similarities of detail

A

Family resemblance

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10
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The strength of the ____ does not reside in the fact that some one fibre runs through its whole length, but in the overlapping of many fibres.

A

Thread

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11
Q

To fully understand any concept, you must analyze it in terms of ____, and _____

A

intension, extension

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12
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When the intension of the concept is an essential property, it leads to ____ membership

A

exclusive

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13
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In addition, essential property is the ___ and ____ condition for membership in extension

A

necessary and sufficient

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14
Q

The intension of the concept is characterized as either an ____ or only ____ of traits and characteristic.

A

essential property or family resemblance

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15
Q

Numerous concepts in ordinary language are held by ____ more than essential property

A

family resemblance

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