Philosophy 111 Midterm

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Ontology

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The what

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Epistimology

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the how

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Epistimology

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the how

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metaphysics

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why

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ethics

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should

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logic

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logical

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straw man

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reducing to the ridiculous

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ad hoc

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non generalizable solution, like a lame excuse

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Critical thinkers toolbox

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Context
Content
Critical analsys

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Ludwig Wittgensteing

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The beetle in a box
The activities of Mr. S

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Beetle in a box

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objects dont have a meaning in and of themselves other than what we assign them

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Mental state

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The warm feeling you get from drinking a cup of coffee

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Mental Event

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Forming the intention to drink the coffee

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Mentality

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the mind is an apparatus
explains how humans are capable of:
action
emotion
rationality

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Idealist

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the material world is an illusion

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Materialist

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the mental world is an illusion

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Functionalist

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Both appear to be real and have a functional relationship

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Buddhist

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Nothing is real, everything is ultimately shinyata

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Divided Self (plato)

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Rational - decisions
Spirit - passion
Appetite - Hunger, cravings

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Divided self (hindu)

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Separate Soul guding:
Mind
body
intellect
senses

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The Absent self

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Buddha
David HHume

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The united self

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Descartes
John Locke

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The Divine (or not self)

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Religion as a set of beliefs
Religion as a set of practices

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Descartes

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Remember the mind/body problem

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John Locke

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the blank slate and self as continuity

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Belief side

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Monotheism
Polytheism
Henotheism

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Monotheism

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One all powerful god

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Hindu Pantheon

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Vishnu
Shiva
Devi

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The absent self

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Heracletus: You can put your foot in the same river twice
David Hume: i look inside and I see nothing

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Hume

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Inappropriate analogy
Scope of our observable data
Nature of our obs data
Nonsensical claims
Self collapsing
Assumption of purpse
Moral objection

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Descartes - the first meditation

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method of doubt

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Descartes the second

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I think therefore I am

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Descartes the third

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All things I preceive clearly are ture