Riri Yokoi Round 1 Flashcards

1
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the branch of philosophy in which knowledge is studied

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Epistemology

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2
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___ specifically studies knowledge and what we believe.

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Epistemology

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3
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a branch of philosophy that deals with abstract concepts such as existence or reality

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Metaphysics

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4
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What he observes is that archaeology, as the attempt to understand material culture, is unnecessarily limited because of its ___ inheritance.

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Metaphysical

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5
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the branch of philosophy that is concerned with concepts such as existence, being and reality

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Ontology

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6
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The presence of sector-specific data ___ can make it hard for people outside the sector to benefit from new sources of data.

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Ontologies

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7
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a system of belief that the highest of good is when one is in the pursuit of pleasure

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Hedonism

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8
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Thus early in the history of ethical theory appeared the most thoroughgoing exposition of ___ .

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Hedonism

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9
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a theory stating that all knowledge is derived from experience

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Empiricism

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10
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___ may lead to this conclusion; or it may lead to materialism.

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Empiricism

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11
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a philosophical theory according to which the world has no meaning and humans are free and responsible for their actions

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Existentialism

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12
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Since ___ tries to remain truthful, the project of exploitation in any form must be wrong.

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Existentialism

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13
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the philosophical belief that the spiritual world does not exist and the only thing that exists is physical matter

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Materialism

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14
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True ___ includes theism.

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Materialism

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15
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a system of thought that considers life as meaningless and rejects religious beliefs, moral principles, legal rules, etc.

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Nihilism

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16
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___ rejects any objective basis for society and its morality.

17
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the belief or principle that ideas and actions should be based on logic instead of religion or emotion

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Rationalism

18
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To the orthodox theology of Greece and Rome the system stood in a twofold relation, as criticism and ___.

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Rationalism

19
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a system of philosophy based on religious scripts and principles and Aristotelian logic, taught in medieval European universities

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Scholasticism

20
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Albertus Magnus introduces us at once to the great age of ___ .

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Scholasticism

21
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the philosophical theory that certain knowledge is unattainable

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Skepticism

22
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Generally, there is a healthy ___ towards reputed footage of ghosts.

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Skepticism

23
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an ancient Greek philosophy that values virtue and encourages living in harmony with nature’s divine reason

24
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This concrete side of moral philosophy came specially into evidence when ___ was transplanted to Rome

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the feeling that one is different from others and therefore not part of a particular group
Alienation
26
The courts pronounced the ___ fines illegal.
Alienation
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the branch of philosophy concerned with things that exist and can be seen, felt, etc. as opposed to what may actually be their real existence
Phenomenology
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In the ___ consciousness, self-consciousness and reason are dealt with.
Phenomenology
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the doctrine that the best measure or decision is the one that satisfies the majority of people
Utilitarianism
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___ offers a method for thinking through this problem, but not an answer.
Utilitarianism