Phil 102 Flashcards

1
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name of branch of phil that studies reality?

A

metaphysics

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name of branch of phil that studies knowledge?

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epistemology

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3
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name of branch that studies human good?

A

ethics

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4
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name of branch that studies good reasoning?

A

logic

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5
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etymological definition of philosophy?

A

the love of wisdom

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what are 5 reasons for studying PHIL (minor or major)?

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  1. PHIL has intrinsic value
  2. PHIL degree represents what a “Liberal Arts” education ought to be.
  3. Employers want these skills
  4. income expectations with a PHIL degree are higher
  5. PHIL is an ideal springboard/companion degree.
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what are the components of a worldview?

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life’s big questions about reality, knowledge, and ethics

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Relationship between PHIL & RELIGION

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Religion has a PHIL core because every religion entails a worldview

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relationship between PHIL & SCIENCE

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PHIL is logically prior to science and provides logical tools as well as evaluative tools.

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10
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what are the 2 main areas of career readiness that employers want most

A

Focus more

Thinking well

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if you transfer to a 4 yr school what are 2 negative consequences for delaying on choosing a major?

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  • you would have not taken many of the lower level courses, so you be hind
  • you will then pay for the classes at much higher rates
  • if you chose “generic” studies, most courses will not apply towards your major.
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PHIL majors score higher on which sections of the GRE than other majors?

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Overall average scores, the dominate verbal and analytic

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13
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PHIL majors score higher on which sections of the MCAT than other majors?

A

Biological sciences even pre-med

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14
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PHIL majors score higher on which sections of the GMAT than other majors?

A

Business majors

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PHIL majors score higher on which sections of the LSAT than other majors?

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pre-law, criminal justice

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16
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according to the author who is this book for?

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for those who read or looking in to reading for the purpose of gaining an understanding

17
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to what sport activity does the author compare reading a book? how is reading like this activity?

A

the author compares reading to baseball, more specifically the action of the ball.
- the sender is the pitcher/author and puts the “ball” in motion. the catcher/fielder is the one who can terminate the activity

18
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what 2 conditions are necessary for understanding?

A
  1. the author must be superior to the reader

2. the reader must over come this inequality.

19
Q

what is the difference between learning by listening and learning by reading.

A

the materials provided.
learning by listening provides a teacher in which the learner can refer to as in learning by reading is more of self discovery.

20
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what are the 4 levels of reading?
A. List them
B. Explain what is the characteristics of each one.

A
  1. Elementary reading - gives readers an understanding of what words mean
  2. Inspectional reading - the reader should be able to read a set amount during a set amount of time
  3. Analytical reading - can complete an entire book and absorb as much as you can with limited time.
  4. Syntopical reading - able to construct and analysis which may not be mentioned in any of the books.