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Metaphysics |
The branch of philosophy concerned with the fundamental nature of reality |
Beyond the physical |
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What is Priori |
Knowledge which is independant of particular experiance eg I just know god exists |
You just know |
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Posteriori |
Knowledge which is derived from experience eg it is raining outside |
Opposite of priori |
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What is a Deductive argument? |
An argument where the conclusion is true provided the premises are true |
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What structure does a deductive argument have? |
Premise + Premise = conclusion |
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What is an inductive argument? |
Where if the premises are true then the conclusion is probably true eg every time I walk my dog it hasn't tried to bite me therefore it won't try to bite me tomorrow |
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