Philosophical Reflections by Gabriel Marcel

Who theorized that language functions reside on the left hemisphere of the brain?

Which part of the brain is associated with analytical thinking, critical-thinking, and logical reasoning?

Who explained that the brain has two hemispheres that work differently from each other?

Which theory describes the brain as having distinct parts such as neocortex, limbic system, and reptilian complex?

What is the Latin meaning of 'Emotions'?

According to Brain Dominance Theory, how many parts does the brain have?

What are the primary emotions identified by Paul Eckman?

Which type of love is described as practical and long term?

What type of love involves the game of seduction and fun without seeing the relationship as permanent?

Which emotions are considered positive?

What is the ability to perceive, interpret, and use emotions to relate to others effectively and constructively called?

What is the term used for emotional bonding between two people built upon mutual experiences and shared interests?

Which emotion is described as an altruistic, selfless love with spiritual value?

What characteristics are typical of a family according to the text?

What type of love involves passionate feelings when first falling in love?

What type of emotions are described as unpleasant and disruptive emotional reactions that sap your energy and undermine your effectiveness?

According to Gabriel Marcel, what is the primary reflection?

What is the purpose of philosophical reflection according to Gabriel Marcel?

In the allegory of the cave, what does Plato suggest about the shadows on the wall?

What does Ayn Rand describe epistemology as?

What is the purpose of philosophical reflection as suggested by Gabriel Marcel?

What does primary reflection enable us to do?

What is the process of validating knowledge, as per the text?

Which theory defines truth as the way things actually are based on facts?

What is the primary premise of an argument provided in the text?

Which emotions are considered positive?

What distinguishes opinion from truth, as per the text?

Which inference process is mentioned in the text as a reasoning process?

What is the theory that suggests a belief or statement is true if it has a useful application in the world?

'Reality inference perception proposition' refers to which process mentioned in the text?

'Belief or statement is true if it has a useful application in the world' relates to which theory discussed in the text?

'I have a body I can breathe' is used as an example to prove what according to the text?