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To Hume, the mind receives materials from the senses and calls it '__________'.

perceptions

Immediate sensations of external reality are more vivid than the ideas it produces, which are called ________.

ideas

Kant argued that time and space are ________ that one cannot find in the world, but are built in our minds.

ideas

Without the self, one cannot ________ the different impressions that one gets in relation to his existence.

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According to Freud, people are motivated to seek ________ and to reduce tension and anxiety.

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Freud's concept of the mind has no morality; it cannot make value judgments or distinguish between good and ________.

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The apparatuses of the mind serve as the seat of __________ acquisition for all human persons.

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The pleasure principle demands immediate ________ and is not hindered by societal expectations.

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Socrates is known for the principle of 'Know Thy ______'

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Plato wrote more than twenty ______ featuring Socrates.

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The Greeks preferred natural explanations over ______ explanations.

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According to Plato, the three components of the soul are reason, ______, and appetites.

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The method employed by Socrates involves systematic ______ about the self.

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Socrates claimed, 'All I know is that I know ______.'

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The ______ Oracle declared Socrates as the wisest of all men.

Delphi Signup and view all the answers

The __________ mediates between the id and the restraints of the superego.

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The EGO represents the moral and ideal aspects of __________.

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Socrates did not write anything but influenced many through his student's ______.

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Plato's dialogues often feature Socrates as the ______.

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Gilbert Ryle addressed the mind-body __________ in his philosophical approach.

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According to Ryle, the 'self' is not a tangible __________ but a term for observable behaviors.

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A key aspect of the concept of self is how it is shaped by different influences, factors, and ______.

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Patricia and Paul Churchland argue that the brain is responsible for man's __________.

identity Signup and view all the answers

The philosophy of __________ suggests the biochemical properties of the brain determine thoughts and feelings.

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Maurice Merleau-Ponty believed that mind and body __________ is an invalid problem.

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According to Merleau-Ponty, every experience is an __________ experience.

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The __________ Principle guides the decision-making aspect of the ego.

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The __________ Principle involves moralistic judgments in personality development.

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The three parts of the soul are the spirited, appetitive, and ______.

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According to St. Augustine, real happiness can only be found in ______.

God Signup and view all the answers

Love begins with a feeling that there is something ______.

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The sin of greed is associated with the love of physical ______.

objects Signup and view all the answers

Rene Descartes is known as the Father of Modern ______.

Philosophy Signup and view all the answers

The sin of pride is linked to love for the ______.

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Intuition provides the ability to apprehend certain ______.

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The supreme virtue, according to St. Augustine, is love for ______.

God Signup and view all the answers

In 'The Republic,' Plato emphasized that justice can only be attained if the parts of the soul are working ______.

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Intuition and deduction are two powers of the human ______.

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Descartes believed that the only thing that one cannot doubt is the existence of the __________.

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Locke stated that knowledge results from ideas produced a '__________' or by objects that were experienced.

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In Locke's philosophy, the mind 'looks' at the objects that were experienced to discover __________ that may exist between them.

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The __________ that actions which are praiseworthy are called virtues and those that are not are called vice.

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According to Hume, knowledge can only be gained through __________ and experiences.

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To Hume, the mind receives materials from the senses and calls it '__________'.

Immediate sensations of external reality are more vivid than the ideas it produces, which are called ________.

Kant argued that time and space are ________ that one cannot find in the world, but are built in our minds.

Without the self, one cannot ________ the different impressions that one gets in relation to his existence.

According to Freud, people are motivated to seek ________ and to reduce tension and anxiety.

Freud's concept of the mind has no morality; it cannot make value judgments or distinguish between good and ________.

The apparatuses of the mind serve as the seat of __________ acquisition for all human persons.

The pleasure principle demands immediate ________ and is not hindered by societal expectations.

Socrates is known for the principle of 'Know Thy ______'

Plato wrote more than twenty ______ featuring Socrates.

The Greeks preferred natural explanations over ______ explanations.

According to Plato, the three components of the soul are reason, ______, and appetites.

The method employed by Socrates involves systematic ______ about the self.

Socrates claimed, 'All I know is that I know ______.'

The ______ Oracle declared Socrates as the wisest of all men.

The __________ mediates between the id and the restraints of the superego.

The EGO represents the moral and ideal aspects of __________.

Socrates did not write anything but influenced many through his student's ______.

Plato's dialogues often feature Socrates as the ______.

Gilbert Ryle addressed the mind-body __________ in his philosophical approach.

According to Ryle, the 'self' is not a tangible __________ but a term for observable behaviors.

A key aspect of the concept of self is how it is shaped by different influences, factors, and ______.

Patricia and Paul Churchland argue that the brain is responsible for man's __________.

The philosophy of __________ suggests the biochemical properties of the brain determine thoughts and feelings.

Maurice Merleau-Ponty believed that mind and body __________ is an invalid problem.

According to Merleau-Ponty, every experience is an __________ experience.

The __________ Principle guides the decision-making aspect of the ego.

The __________ Principle involves moralistic judgments in personality development.

The three parts of the soul are the spirited, appetitive, and ______.

According to St. Augustine, real happiness can only be found in ______.

Love begins with a feeling that there is something ______.

The sin of greed is associated with the love of physical ______.

Rene Descartes is known as the Father of Modern ______.

The sin of pride is linked to love for the ______.

Intuition provides the ability to apprehend certain ______.

The supreme virtue, according to St. Augustine, is love for ______.

In 'The Republic,' Plato emphasized that justice can only be attained if the parts of the soul are working ______.

Intuition and deduction are two powers of the human ______.

Descartes believed that the only thing that one cannot doubt is the existence of the __________.

Locke stated that knowledge results from ideas produced a '__________' or by objects that were experienced.

In Locke's philosophy, the mind 'looks' at the objects that were experienced to discover __________ that may exist between them.

The __________ that actions which are praiseworthy are called virtues and those that are not are called vice.

According to Hume, knowledge can only be gained through __________ and experiences.

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