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According to Aristotle, which cause refers to the essence of an object?
According to Aristotle, which cause refers to the essence of an object?
- Efficient cause
- Formal cause (correct)
- Final cause
- Material cause
What does Aristotle's concept of Eudaimonia refer to?
What does Aristotle's concept of Eudaimonia refer to?
- The mean relative to us
- The state of living well and flourishing (correct)
- The end goal of an object
- The state of being undisturbed by passions
Who questioned the basis for predicting unobservable events based on past observations?
Who questioned the basis for predicting unobservable events based on past observations?
- Spinoza
- Socrates
- Hume (correct)
- Aristotle
What did Aristotle consider as the mean relative to us, representing a balance in moral behavior?
What did Aristotle consider as the mean relative to us, representing a balance in moral behavior?
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According to Hume, where do all ideas originate from?
According to Hume, where do all ideas originate from?
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What does Aristotle's concept of Apatheia refer to?
What does Aristotle's concept of Apatheia refer to?
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According to Aristotle, what is the efficient cause of an object?
According to Aristotle, what is the efficient cause of an object?
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What did Spinoza propose regarding our actions?
What did Spinoza propose regarding our actions?
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What did Hume argue about the origin of all ideas?
What did Hume argue about the origin of all ideas?
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What does Aristotle's concept of Eudaimonia refer to?
What does Aristotle's concept of Eudaimonia refer to?
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