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Philosophy Flashcards

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Leviathan

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Hobbes

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Thought is the dialogue of the soul with itself

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Plato

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A treatise of human nature

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Hume

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“ethics”

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Aristotle

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5
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Unexamined life is not worth living

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Socrates

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Critique of pure reason

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Kant

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7
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Republic

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Plato

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8
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Philosophy begins in wonder

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Aristotle

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9
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Man is also one of the objects concerning which we reason

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Hume

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10
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Charged with corrupting the youth of Athens

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Socrates

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11
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Drank hemlock

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Socrates

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12
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Student of Socrates

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Plato

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13
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Philosophy means love of

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Wisdom

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14
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Process of question and answer developed by Socrates

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Socratic method

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15
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Study of world order

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Cosmology

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16
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Not true of the Milesian Cosmologist

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Knowledge came from Olympics

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17
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“Everything in the universe was composed by atoms”

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Lucretius

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18
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Developed amyloid geometry

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Descartes

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19
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Taught logos and natural law

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Stoics

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20
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Marcus Aurelius was a member of the

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Stoics

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21
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Believed in empiricism

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Locke, Berkeley, Hume

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22
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These two wrote about epistemology

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Hume and Kant

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23
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“with the eye of my soul I saw”

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Augustine

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24
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The Trinity

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Augustine

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25
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Discourse on method

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Descartes

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26
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I am certain that I am a thing that thinks

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Descartes

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27
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Treatise on human nature

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Hume

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28
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Truths of reasoning are necessary

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Leibniz

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29
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I know that I am

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Descartes

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30
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“…the mind is a white paper”

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Locke

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31
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“it is something proved to me that those senses are deceptive”

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Descartes

32
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Essay Conerning Human Knowledge

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Locke

33
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Against the Academics

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Augustine

34
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Treatise concerning the principles of human knowledge

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Berkeley

35
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“accept nothing as true which I didn’t clearly recognize to be so”

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Descartes

36
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Critique of Pure Reason

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Kant

37
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some evil genius has employed his energies in deceiving me

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Descartes

38
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Descartes distanced us from philosophical existence

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John Pul II

39
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God who is…the fountain of truth

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Berkeley

40
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Cogito…agito…factito

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Augustine

41
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Epistemology comes from Greek word

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Knowledge

42
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Knowledge is power

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Francis bacon

43
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Believed all knowledge is subjective

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Sophists

44
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First paid teachers

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Sophists

45
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Sophists means

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Wise men

46
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Believed that there is certain and absolute truth

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Socrates

47
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“Knowledge is placed in soul prior to birth”

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Plato

48
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Born in Roman North Africa

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Augustine

49
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Member of the Manichaeans

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Augustine

50
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Influenced Augustine

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Cicero

51
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Truth in 7+3=10

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Augustine

52
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Educated by Jesuits

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Descartes

53
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Descartes declared cogito,

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Ergo, sum

54
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Belief that there’s only one person in the universe

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Solipsism

55
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Tabula rusa

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Locke

56
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Contingent and necessary truth

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Leibniz

57
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Unity of consciousness

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Kant

58
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Withholding nutrition from a patient is

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Wrong

59
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Brain death and pvs are different

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False

60
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Latin word means quiet death

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Euthanasia

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Evangellum Vitae

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John Paul II

62
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Active euthanasia

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Lethal injection

63
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Starvation as a means of death is painful

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Truth

64
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People have awake from PVS

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True

65
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Wrote city of God

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Augustine

66
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First Western Philosopher of history

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Augustine

67
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Wrote logic

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Dewey

68
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“Historical Continuism”

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Dewey

69
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On History

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Oakeshott

70
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The Poverty of historicism

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Popper

71
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An idea for a Universal history of the cosmopolitan

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Kant

72
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Athens Study of History

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Toynbee

73
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Life of Reason

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George Santayna

74
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God is the supreme intelligence

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Aquinas

75
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Began book

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John M. Quinn

76
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Summa Theologica

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Aquinas

77
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Natural theology

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Natural Theology

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