Philo Quiz Flashcards

1
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It ask about one’s identity (also called self)

A

Who am i?

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2
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It entails a sense of ownership of the qualities that define one person from another.

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Who am i?

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3
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It is an understanding, being aware, and perceiving your behavior, feelings, and thoughts.

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Self-knowledge

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4
Q

Self-knowledge sometimes referred to as______

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Self-concept

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5
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It is a theory that believes a statement is true, if and only if it corresponds to the facts.

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Correspondence theory of truth

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6
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It is a theory that believes a statement is true, if and only if it corresponds to the facts.

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Correspondence theory of truth

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7
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Our knowledge about the external world is always_______

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Subjective

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8
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He states that using our perception alone canmot be used to know and understand anything

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Rene descartes

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9
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He popularized the cartesian doubt

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Rene descartes

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10
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Ot is a methodical process to doubt something, and not accept what is doubtful.

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Cartesian doubt

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11
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It is a method of questioning everything to find out what can be known for sure

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Cartesian doubt

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12
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Who states the “I think, therfore I am”

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Rene descartes

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13
Q

This phrase was inscribed in the frontcourt of the temple of apollo in delphi

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Know thyself

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14
Q

What did socrates states?

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Know thyself

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15
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It is defined as the characteristic attribution of a substance or object

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A property (quality)

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16
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Some ancient gree philosophers believed that______ the idea of the self, is formed by________ and _______

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Self-concept
Essential
Accidental properties

17
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It is a characteristic attribution of an object that makes it that way

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Essential property

18
Q

2 aspects of essential properties

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Definition of Essence
Necessary for existence

19
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It is the essence of something is what make it what it is.

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Definition of essence

20
Q

An essential property is necessary for the object or being to exist as it does.

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Necessary for existence

21
Q

It is a features that something can have or not have without changing its identity.

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Accidental properties

22
Q

It cannot change without altering the identity of the object or being.

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Essential properties

23
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He is a scottish philosopher who contribute span across topics such as epistemology

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David hume (1711-1776)