'Cogito ergo sum' diaporamas de présentation

The Age of Reason

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Three Theories of Knowledge

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The Human Person

The Human Person. Who are you and who are you becoming? . Goal. B y the end of the unit, the student should be able To articulate what it is to be a human person by his own definition by the definition of Renee Descartes by the definition of the Catholic Church.

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Three Theories of Knowledge

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Three Theories of Knowledge

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Epistemology

Epistemology. Area of Philosophy that deals with questions concerning knowledge Philosophy of Knowledge. Epistemology. Is knowledge possible? If so, how do we obtain it? What does this knowledge say about the world?. Epistemology. Who cares?. Is it possible to predict the future?.

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Pythagoras

Pythagoras Pythagoras of Samos c. 569 - 500 B. C. E.

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Charting the Terrain of Knowledge-1

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Meditation Two

Meditation Two. Cogito Ergo Sum. Cogito #1. Cogito as Inference. ? (Ti?Ei). Not: ? (Ei). Why this might be right. Thinking implies the existence of that which thinks.

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Consciousness

Consciousness. Do you exist?. Descartes . Believed that the Mind and the Brain were two separate things The mind is not made of matter, it is akin to the soul or the spirit This position became known as Dualism

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ACTIONS CONTROLLED BY TRADITIONS & LAWS = NO FREEDOM!

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Plotting Points on a Cartesian Plane

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Philosophy: The Big Questions Review

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incipio , incipere , incepi , inceptus

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Arguments for the existence of God

Arguments for the existence of God. Reason to believe?. The Issue . Can it be shown, or is it at least the best explanation of things, that a creator, arranger, lawgiver, or higher being of whatever sort, exists?. Three kinds of arguments.

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Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, & justification of knowledge

Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, & justification of knowledge. Rationalism : we truly know only that of which we are certain. Since sense experience cannot guarantee certainty, reason alone must be the means for getting knowledge

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Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, & justification of knowledge

Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, & justification of knowledge. Rationalism : we truly know only that of which we are certain. Since sense experience cannot guarantee certainty, reason alone must be the means for getting knowledge

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Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, and justification of knowledge

Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, and justification of knowledge. Sources of knowledge: Sense experience (empiricism) Reasoning alone (rationalism)

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