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15 Cards in this Set

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Democritus
-Lego's- no immortal soul
-everything is made of atoms
- theory of perception
Socrates
-believed people should act according to reason and what made them happy
- Killed by persecution
Plato
-Theory of ideas:that the material world as it seems to us is not the real world, but only an image or copy of the real world

-Plato believed that people were made up of a body that is a part of the natural world but also an immortal soul that is in contact with the world of ideas
Aristotle
-Women are unfinished men
- LOGIC
-the eternal idea was really a concept—the idea of a horse that we have after seeing many of them.
Augustine
-Christianized Plato's ideas
-Salvation comes through the church
Aquinas
-Christianized Aristotle's ideas
Kierkegaard
-Hated Hegel
-Founder of existentialism:philosophy concerned with the individual
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Descartes
Dualism- Thought and matter
-defined the world in terms of thought and matter, which he called extension

- I think therefore i am
Spinoza
-Spinoza was the first to suggest that the Bible be read critically
-world itself as a part of God
Hume
-Empiricist
believed that perception was made up of "impressions" and "ideas". Impressions are how we experience the world, and ideas are what we recall of our impressions
Locke
- Primary and secondary qualities
-. Secondary qualities, like taste, vary from person to person. Locke had a few rationalistic features to his thought
Berkeley
-Irish bishop
-We all exist in gods mind
-Berkeley felt that all of our feelings and ideas can stem from our souls—just like when we are dreaming
Kant
-worked from the views of the empiricists and the rationalists
-Kant divides the world into things as they are in themselves and as we perceive them.

- ? answered through faith
Hegel
-- method of understanding the progress of history

-World spirit developing toward an ever expanding knowledge of itself
Marx
-believed economic forces caused change in society

-Marx felt there was always conflict between two classes in society and in his day it was between capitalists and workers