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PHILO MIDT Flashcards

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think or express oneself in philosophical manner

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PHILOSOPHIZING

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centered in analysis and construction of arguments

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LOGIC

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consideration cultural system , values, and beliefs and uncover bias

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CRITICAL THINKING

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observations based in order to make generalizations

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INDUCTIVE REASONING

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inductive reasoning

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PROBABLE TRUTH

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draws conclusion from one broad judgement or definition

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DEDUCTIVE REASONING

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deductive reasoning

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CERTAIN TRUTH

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comes from a logical conclusion based on logically constructed premises

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VALIDITY

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valid and sound if it a product or logically constructed premises

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DEDUCTIVE ARGUMENT

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strong if it provides probable support to the conclusion

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INDUCTIVE ARGUMENT

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clear and logical

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COGENT

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defect in argument

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FALLACY

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to win support for an argument or idea by exploiting his /her opponents feelings of pity/ guilt

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ARGUMENTUM AD MISERICORDIAM

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what has not been proven false must be true / vice versa

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ARGUMENTUM AD IGNORANTIAM

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logical chain of reasoning of a term or a word several times but giving the particular word a diferent meaning

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EQUIVOCATION

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something is true of the whole from the fact that it is true of some part of the whole

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COMPOSITION

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something true of a thing must also be true of all of some of its part

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DIVISION

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an argument where force, coercion or threat that of a force is justification for a conclusion

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ARGUMENTUM AD BACULUM

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an argument that appeal or exploits people’s vanities, desires for esteem, and anchoring on popularity

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ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM

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since that event followed this one that event must have been caused by this one

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FALSE CAUSE

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making an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence

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HASTY GENERALIZATION

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22
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an argument whrre the preposition to be proven is assumed implicity or explicity in the premise

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PETITIO PRINCIPII

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focuses on the kind of substances and capacities that uniquely make up a human person

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METAPHYSICAL APPROACH

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examines the essential component of a person

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METAPHYSICAL APPROACH

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focuses on the kind of life or mode of existence

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EXISTENTIAL APPROACH

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describes the metaphysical approach as dealing with the what of a human person while existential approach as dealing with the “ who “ of a human person

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MARTIN HEIDEGGER

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non bodily component addition to his/her body

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SOUL/MIND/SPIRIT

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3 views on human body

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UNSPIRITED BODY VIEW
DISEMBODIED SPIRIT VIEW
EMBODIED SPIRIT VIEW

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thoughts and emotions are actually physical states

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MENTAL STATES

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claims that what we call the mind is nothing but the brain

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MIND BRAIN IDENTITY THEORY

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one’s inclinations or tendencies to show certain behaviors

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BEHAVIORISM

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two strong supporters of disembodied spirit

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PLATO
RENE DESCARTES

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spirit for plato

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spirit for rene descartes

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disembodied spirit view is often called in philosophy of mind

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SUBSTANCE DUALISM

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to learn is to remember

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RECOLLECTION

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plato’s version of God

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mind

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NONPHYSICAL KIND

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matter

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PHYSICAL KIND

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conscious but not extended in space

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extended in space but not conscious

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includes animals. plants, human bodies, and the rest of nature

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includes imperfect mind of humans and perfect mind of God

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quote of rene descartes

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I THINK, THEREFORE I AM

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strong supporters of embodied spirit

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ARISTOTLE
ST THOMAS AQUINAS

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soul is what gives life to something

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EMBODIED SPIRIT

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the body is the material aspect

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the soul is his/her formal aspect

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soul of plants to perform activities necessary for nourishment growrth and reproduction

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VEGETATIVE SOUL

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soul of animals that enables them to perform the activities necessary for nourishment

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SENSITIVE SOUL

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enables human to perform the axctivities necessary for nourishment growth reproduction sensation locomotion intelligence or rational thinking and freedom or free will

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RATIONAL SOUL

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soul needs body to exist; vice versa

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EMBODIED SPIRIT

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human essentially just his/her body and nothing more

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UNSPIRITED BODY VIEW

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human essentially is just his/her spirit

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DISEMBODIED SPIRIT VIEW

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human essentially is the unity of his/her body and spirit

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EMBODIED SPIRIT VIEW

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