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Philosophy correct answers The learning of - value fields (justice, ethics, esthetics) - knowing (epistemology, content, knowledge) - what is (metaphysics, corrections of reality and practicality). What does it mean to "know thyself"? correct answers Mastering yourself is a true power. Kn...

According to Kim, the phrase ___________ has become a widely used, standard way of explaining what it is for a state to be a phenomenally conscious state. phenomenal world sixth sense what it is like inner awareness correct answers what it is like Suppose that you are watching a lighthearte...

On the positivist's argument for logical behaviorism, as explained by Kim, only behavioral and physical phenomena are publically observable, and the meaning of a sentence must be publically observable. Therefore, the meaning of any sentence about the mind must be the behavioral and physical conditi...

Philosophy correct answers The theoretical analysis of a worldview, which elucidates its interpretation of the nature of reality, knowledge, and values Epistemology correct answers study of knowledge as opposed to ignorance (how do we know what we (think we) know) Facts correct answers descrip...

Explain and Evaluate Leopolds use of an "ethics of extension" in the first part of The Land Ethic correct answers "Ethical criteria have been extended to many fields of conduct, with corresponding shrinkages in those judged by expediency only." Boundaries of moral concern or respect - Do we ...

Contractarianism correct answers Principles of justice are principles we would select as the object of a collective choice. Harm Principle correct answers Mills: The only legitimate reason capable of justifying liberty limiting legislation is that this legislation is intended to, and would be eff...

normative claim correct answers Claims about what ought to be the case. cannot be measured or researched. Not subjected to finding a real question. Never can truly be answered. empirical claim correct answers Claims about what IS the case(descriptive claims) can be subjected to scientific investi...

Consequentialism/utilitarianism correct answers All about the consequences, "how will this most benefit the community," forward looking MAXIMIZE HAPPINESS Deontology/Kantianism correct answers intrisctically justified, someone deserves punishment Punishment correct answers infliction of suff...

Natural Law correct answers -A doctrine that society should be governed by certain ethical principles that are part of nature and, as such, can be understood by reason and everyone. - Higher law that is knowable by all reasonable people Positive law correct answers -Law that is made by a legisla...