Exam 19: Introduction-Philosophy-And-The-Search-For-Wisdom

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Philosophical questions can be answered in the same way as mathematical questions.

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Volmar was an early woman philosopher who had visions.

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Buddha held that all humanity was

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A conviction that something is true where the only evidence for this is the conviction itself is

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Epistemology is a comic approach to philosophy.

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The two types of knowledge are

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Relativism is sometimes advocated as a form of

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To secure a fundamental understanding of reality as it relates to living a good life is the chief goal of

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Spinoza said that he did not know how to teach philosophy.

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"Archetype" is another word for "ideal."

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Which god was said to support the world on his shoulders?

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Western philosophy has been predominantly male.

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Originally, an "amateur" was motivated by love, not by profit.

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Walter Kaufman held that the history of philosophy was the history of heresy.

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In parts of Africa, a wise person was known as a witch doctor.

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What are the primary areas of philosophy? What identifies them all as being "philosophy"? Are they all distinct from each other, or are there interconnections between them? Explain your answer.

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James Q. Wilson is a

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What is "relativism"? In what way might it be said to be self-defeating? Is there a version of relativism that could meet this criticism? If not, explain why not. If so, outline what it is and how this criticism could be met.

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The word "philosophy" is from the Greek, meaning "love of wisdom."

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The history of philosophy has been dominated by

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