Philosophy 101 exam
Where can I read a short introduction to philosophy?
A Very Short Introduction to Philosophy, Oxford University Press. Any other reading, essays or selections from books will be posted online on the PHIL S-4 CANVAS COURSE WEB SITE.
Does philosophy have evidence?
Philosophy does have a kind of evidence to work from and that evidence is provided by philosophical problems. When we encounter a problem in philosophy this often tells us that the principles and assumptions that generate that problem can’t all be correct. This might seem like just a subtle clue that leaves us far from solving the big mysteries.
Who wrote most of the philosophy you read in graduate school?
Most of the philosophy I read in graduate school was written by living philosophers, people I could meet and converse with at conferences. Every time I’ve done so I’ve come back with a new list of living philosophers I hoped to read.
Should students be exposed to philosophical voices?
Sadly, one of the main functions of academic publishing, both of research and textbooks, has become that of restricting access to information. This is quite against the spirit of free and open discourse that is the lifeblood of philosophy. Introductory students should be exposed to as many philosophical voices as possible.
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philosophy in more focused higher-level courses. Prerequisites No previous work in philosophy is required or assumed. Grading Student grades in this course are determined by five components: Section participation: 15% First paper: 25% Second paper: 25% Final exam: 25% Five surprise exams in lecture: 10%
[PDF File]PHIL& 101, Introduction to Philosophy, Syllabus
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Course Information This course introduces some current and traditional problems in philosophy. Students examine diverse views and arguments and develop basic philosophy skills including critical reasoning and conceptual analysis. Specific questions include the following. What is Philosophy? What makes me the same person over time?
[PDF File]INTRODUCTION PHILOSOPHY FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE - Phil Smolenski
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Philosophy vs. ScienceCORP Practical Man Bounds of Knowledge PLATO (CAVE) LECTURE Allegory of the Cave Knowledge vs. “Knowledge” Realm of the Forms Prisoners in the Cave Prisoner who Escapes PLATO (APOLOGY) LECTURE Accusation # 1: Socrates is a Sophist Accusation # 2: Believing in False Gods Wisdom and Ignorance Socrates on Death PLATO ...
[PDF File]INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY - Scholars at Harvard
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I. Introduction The primary concern of philosophy is the study of ideas central to the ways we think and live. The value, however, of many of our key concepts is often hidden from us. We come to take the ways we make sense of ourselves and the world around us for granted.
[PDF File]An Introduction to Philosophy - Bellevue College
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1. What Philosophy Is What is philosophy? Many answers have been offered in reply to this question and most are angling at something similar. My favorite answer is that philosophy is all of rational inquiry except for science. Perhaps you think science exhausts inquiry. About a hundred years ago, many philosophers,
[PDF File]PHILOSOPHY 101 Introduction to Philosophy - Barry F. Vaughan
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PHILOSOPHY 101 Introduction to Philosophy Professor – Dr. Barry F. Vaughan Fall 2023, MCC Sections: 18084, 18085, 33820 Text: Introduction to Philosophy, 2nd ed. (online - http://barryfvaughan.org) Editor: Barry F. Vaughan Reading the assigned texts is ESSENTIAL for success in this class. You must therefore access the book
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