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16 Cards in this Set
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truth corresponds with reality
truth is found when one knows self truth can be found in the natural world |
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truth can be found through both the systems & the intellect
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Theocratics
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truth is based on our own experience
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Empiricists
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all things are knowable by our reasoning
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Rationalists
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truth exists in the mind
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Idealists
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truth is science and facts
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Positivists
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truth is found through man's faith in his existence as it relates to God
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Early Existentialists
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practical and relative
if it works, it's true |
Pragmatists
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truth is always dependent on the knower's context
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Relativists
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truth is human consciousness
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Phenomenologists
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truth can only be found through man's search for self
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Existentialists
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truth is unique/created
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Post Structuralists
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the world is static
seeing is believing the social world is giving reality is physical and independent logical thinking is superior |
realism
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the world is evolving
there is more than meets the eye the social world is created reality is a conception perceived in the mind thinking is dynamic and constructive |
idealism
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indicate what we value and often have a faith component
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beliefs
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refer to a group's or individual's evaluate judgments about what is good or what makes something desirable
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values
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