Exam 3: Knowledge

What is the difference between an analytic and a synthetic judgment according to Kant?

Odor is an example of a secondary quality.

Locke claims that children have knowledge of innate truths.

Knowledge that is independent of experience is called

According to Leibniz, necessary truths

Nāgārjuna claims that the sense faculties are empty of inherent existence.

Explain the distinction between impressions and ideas.

Leibniz claims that we are

Color is an example of a primary quality.

According to Kant, knowledge begins with

In the chapter, Leibniz disagrees with Locke about whether

According to Locke, our ideas can be traced to

Analytic judgments are those in which the subject contains the predicate.

There is no distinction between a posteriori and a priori knowledge.

According to Locke, how do we acquire knowledge about the external world?

According to Kant, how are synthetic a priori judgments possible? Do you agree with Kant? Why or why not?

All true beliefs are knowledge.

According to Leibniz, necessary truths must have principles whose proof does not depend on testimony of the senses.

Solidity is an example of a

Nāgārjuna includes tasting as one of the sense faculties.