Religion and Philosophy

Foucault argues that we cannot exercise power except through the production of truth. Indicate ...

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Oakeshott says one role of education is to free us from the boundaries of our specific time and ...

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Oakeshott argues that a university can prosper only if students accept the invitation to learn. ...

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On Hook's view, creativity is the primary element allowing the possibility of change. Indicate ...

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Hooks argues that educators should use the banking system. Indicate whether the statement is true ...

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On Hook's view, the primary aim of education is to challenge students, to open vistas from which ...

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What does Kant say is the only thing that is good without any qualification? a. Pleasure b. ...

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What is the true purpose of the faculty of reason, according to Kant? a. To produce a good will ...

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A categorical imperative is a command that applies ________. a. hypothetically b. universally ...

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Kant says that it is wrong to treat others ________. a. as ends in themselves b. as meaningful ...

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What makes an action right, according to Mill? a. It is done in accordance with duty b. It is ...

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How does Mill define happiness? a. Freedom from pain b. A summer's day c. Pleasure and freedom ...

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How does Mill respond to the objection that his utilitarian doctrine is only fit for swine? a. ...

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How does Mill argue that human beings are capable of higher pleasures? a. Mill discusses poetry ...

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What does Nietzsche say is a more important quality of a judgment than truth? a. Its being honest ...

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Which of the following is a necessary fiction, according to Nietzsche? a. Numbers b. All of ...

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What does Nietzsche say is the true origin of the positions of most philosophers? a. Pure reason ...

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To whom is Nietzsche referring when he parodies the claim, What deserves respect in me is that I can ...

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When principles of tolerance and mutual respect are accepted as the fundamental principle of ...

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What are the two basic types of morality, according to Nietzsche? a. Slave and master b. ...

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Demasio cites which philosopher as holding the high-reason view, according to which solutions to ...

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What is the main point of Damasio's paper? a. Somatic markers are learned. b. Emotions play a ...

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Which of the following best captures the point of Prinz's paper? a. Moral attitudes are based on ...

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According to Green, Young and Sommers when respondents give deontological answers to the trolley ...

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How does Whitt critique the dominant knowledge system prevalent in academia today? a. It embraces ...

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