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This is a phylosophy comprehension test.
Please take your time !
Please read c
This is a phylosophy comprehension test.
Please take your time !
Please read carefully!
Please write enough!
Think carefully!
At least a paragraph and a half and a couple examples for each one not just one example, because points can be deducted for not enough information or answers for each question. Basically right until you can’t write anymore
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I wasn’t able to get all the notes on a document due to not being able to get everything during class so I tried uplodaing the pictures of the notes from the board.
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TEST QUESTIONS ARE BELOW. (The test is attached below)
Section A (60%)
1. What is the “enigma of existence”? Explain your answer in detail.
2. What are the methods of philosophizing? Explain each one with some examples.
3. (a) What does it mean to say that philosophy is pathological in its approach? (b) State and describe the stages of a pathological approach.
4. What are the minimum conditions of acceptability for a theory or explanation? Describe each condition in detail.
5. What does it mean to say that the existence and nature of the universe is contingent as opposed to necessary?
6. What are the different ways of dealing with a question?
7. What are the first principles? Give some examples in your answer.
8. Why is self-deception a puzzle? Explain your answer in detail.
9. (a) What is the Liar paradox? (b) Why is it so significant?
10. What are the different types of experiment? State each one in detail with some examples.
Section B (40%)
11. What are the benefits of philosophical questions in Elizabeth and Monroe Beardsley’s article? Explain each one in detail.
12. (a) What project does René Descartes pursue in his First Meditation? (b) What is the role of the madman and the human imperfection cases in there?
13. (a) How does Bertrand Russell characterize his brand of skepticism? (b) How does it differ from Cartesian skepticism?
14. (a) What is René Descartes’ conception of the self? (b) How does he argue for it?
15. What are the arguments of Peter Strawson against Cartesianism?Explain each one in detail.
16. (a) What is it to be a person in John Locke? (b) How does he rule out the body and the soul as the basis of personal identity? Answer the questions in your own words.
17. (a) How does Thomas Nagel conceptualize moral luck? (b) What is the impact of moral luck on the concept of the self?
18. (a) How does John Mackie show that the problem of evil is a logical problem? (b) Can the problem of evil be solved either scientifically or practically? Explain your answer for both parts of the question in detail.
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