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Philosophy is:
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c. the love of knowledge
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Theory of reality, which asks ‘what is real,’ is called:
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Metaphysics
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Theory of art and beauty is called:
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Aesthetics
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Epistemology is
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theory of knowledge, ‘how can I know.’
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The Miller text explains that Philosophy is a “critical enterprise,” in the sense that it:
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attempts to discern truth from error in a rational manner.
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A valid inductive argument reasons from
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the specific to the general
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Which informal fallacy (Miller pp. 22-23) appeals to force or threat, intimidation?
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ad baculum
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According to Plato, which is most real:
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the form of good.
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