feedback, please help me!? Please answer questions as best you can with as much information as you can, please.
1.) Discuss the transition the Pre-Socratics made, what they were looking for, and give four arguments presented in the text. Which argument from our text is still being discussed today, and how does it relate to the debate on science today?
2.) What was the purpose of the Sophists, and how was that purpose met by Protagoras, Gorgias, Thrasymachus, Callicles, and Critias?
3.) What was philosophical significance of Socrates’ life, trial, and death?
4.) Explain Plato’s theory of The Forms.
5.) Explain Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, and what each part stands for.
6.) Explain Aristotle’s whatness and thisness. Give two examples.
7.) Explain Aristotle’s actuality and potentiality. Give two examples.
8.) Compare and contrast Epicureanism and Stoicism. Defend which one would be more “right,” based on Ockham’s razor.
9.) Summarize one of the two ontological arguments for the existence of God; and argue for or against free will or determinism.
10.) Explain Descartes’ problem of the Evil Genius and his ultimate solution to the problem.
11.) Explain Descartes’ problem of his dream dilemma and his ultimate solution to the problem.
12.) Explain egoism and altruism according to Hobbes.
13.) Compare and contrast Hobbes’ and Locke’s State of Nature, and their advice for dealing with each.
14.) Describe Locke’s primary and secondary qualities. Use two examples.
15.) Explain Berkley’s claim that Esse is Percipi and what affect Berkeley thinks that should have on both the world and our beliefs.
16.) Explain universalizability.
17.) Contrast and compare the idea of the self in the theory of Descartes and Hume.
18.) Compare and contrast the Socratic method and the Humian method of reasoning.
19.) Explain Hegel’s dialectic. Give two examples (cannot be “being->becoming<-nothing”)
20.) Explain Schopenhauer’s Will and select another philosopher to solve his problem of the Will.
21.) Explain Kierkegaard’s subjective truth, and how that contributes to Existentialism.
22.) Explain Karl Marx’s theory of alienated labor, and how that effects the status of man as Homo Faber.
To all Geniuses:
I am studying for my final/test. I am not trying to have you just give me answers. And please, if you do not believe me then stop commenting, it's that simple. I honestly don't give a rat's ass what your opinion is on the ethics of studying and blah, blah, blah, blah! Just go away and bug "someone else that cares what you think."
Sincerely,
Up Yours!
P.S.: Rot in hell.
1.) Discuss the transition the Pre-Socratics made, what they were looking for, and give four arguments presented in the text. Which argument from our text is still being discussed today, and how does it relate to the debate on science today?
2.) What was the purpose of the Sophists, and how was that purpose met by Protagoras, Gorgias, Thrasymachus, Callicles, and Critias?
3.) What was philosophical significance of Socrates’ life, trial, and death?
4.) Explain Plato’s theory of The Forms.
5.) Explain Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, and what each part stands for.
6.) Explain Aristotle’s whatness and thisness. Give two examples.
7.) Explain Aristotle’s actuality and potentiality. Give two examples.
8.) Compare and contrast Epicureanism and Stoicism. Defend which one would be more “right,” based on Ockham’s razor.
9.) Summarize one of the two ontological arguments for the existence of God; and argue for or against free will or determinism.
10.) Explain Descartes’ problem of the Evil Genius and his ultimate solution to the problem.
11.) Explain Descartes’ problem of his dream dilemma and his ultimate solution to the problem.
12.) Explain egoism and altruism according to Hobbes.
13.) Compare and contrast Hobbes’ and Locke’s State of Nature, and their advice for dealing with each.
14.) Describe Locke’s primary and secondary qualities. Use two examples.
15.) Explain Berkley’s claim that Esse is Percipi and what affect Berkeley thinks that should have on both the world and our beliefs.
16.) Explain universalizability.
17.) Contrast and compare the idea of the self in the theory of Descartes and Hume.
18.) Compare and contrast the Socratic method and the Humian method of reasoning.
19.) Explain Hegel’s dialectic. Give two examples (cannot be “being->becoming<-nothing”)
20.) Explain Schopenhauer’s Will and select another philosopher to solve his problem of the Will.
21.) Explain Kierkegaard’s subjective truth, and how that contributes to Existentialism.
22.) Explain Karl Marx’s theory of alienated labor, and how that effects the status of man as Homo Faber.
To all Geniuses:
I am studying for my final/test. I am not trying to have you just give me answers. And please, if you do not believe me then stop commenting, it's that simple. I honestly don't give a rat's ass what your opinion is on the ethics of studying and blah, blah, blah, blah! Just go away and bug "someone else that cares what you think."
Sincerely,
Up Yours!
P.S.: Rot in hell.