Lesson 5 Philosophy quiz assesses understanding of key philosophical concepts including the atomistic view, culture, Descartes' Meditations, Age of Enlightenment, identity, and multiculturalism. It enhances knowledge in epistemology and metaphysics, fostering critical thinking and cultural awareness.
A series of six short articles/meditations that Descartes wrote in the late 1630's to summarize some of this views in epistemology and metaphysics.
As used in this episode, the totality of socially transmitted behavior patterns
As used in the context, the view that the self is a subsistent thing upon which culture can have some influence.
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As used in the context, the view that the self is a subsistent thing upon which culture can have some influence.
As used in this episode, the totality of socially transmitted behavior patterns
A series of six short articles/meditations that Descartes wrote in the late 1630's to summarize some of this views in epistemology and metaphyscs.
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Essentially independent of historical-social forces
Essentially a reflection of its historical-social forces
Formed solely by genetic factors
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A culture of nomadic people living in areas of northern Scandinavia, Finland, and northwestern Russia
Beliefs accepted as true, but which are contrary or contradictory
The totality of forces, excluding physical or biological forces, which act in shaping a person at any particular moment that person's history.
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As used in this episode, that part of a person that persists or remains the same through change.
The inclusion of many cultures; tolerance of cultural diversity
Beliefs accepted as true, but which are contrary or contradictory
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As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
To allow
Applies in every context. To be true in all possible worlds.
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Beliefs accepted as true, but which are contrary or contradictory
In European history, beginning around the turn of the nineteenth century.
The inclusion of many cultures; tolerance of cultural diversity
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Beliefs accepted as true, but which are contrary or contradictory
The inclusion of many cultures; tolerance of cultural diversity
The totality of forces, excluding physical or biological forces, which act in shaping a person at any particular moment that person's history.
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An atomistic view of the self
Social views
Tolerance
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Atomistic view
Social views
Tolerance
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As used in the context, the view that the self is a subsistent thing upon which culture can have some influence.
Those features or properties that define as individual as that particular individual.
A culture of nomadic people living in areas of northern Scandinavia, Finland, and northwestern Russia
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Those features or properties that define as individual as that particular individual.
As used in this episode, the totality of socially transmitted behavior patterns
A series of six short articles/meditations that Descartes wrote in the late 1630's to summarize some of this views in epistemology and metaphyscs.
Formed solely by genetic factors
Applies in every context. To be true in all possible worlds.
As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
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As used in the context, the view that the self is a subsistent thing upon which culture can have some influence.
An eighteenth century European intellectual movement in which reason was optimistically assumed capable of answering all intellectual and social questions.
As used in the context, the view that the self is a subsistent thing upon which culture can have some influence.
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Tolerance
Social views
Atomistic view
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A culture of nomadic people living in areas of northern Scandinavia, Finland, and northwestern Russia
As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
Beliefs accepted as true, but which are contrary or contradictory
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Social view
Biological view
Atomistic view
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As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
Formed solely by genetic factors
Essentially independent of historical-social forces
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Beliefs accepted as true, but which are contrary or contradictory
As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
The totality of forces, excluding physical or biological forces, which act in shaping a person at any particular moment that person's history.
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As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
Applies in every context. To be true in all possible worlds.
As used in this context, the view that the self is the end product of a variety of social-historical forces
To be actually come from the people we do come from, and not flattened out and become something else(B)
Every human being is an individual in a very absolute sense. All my knowledge is founded on things that I myself experience. (A)
You have a closeness all the time in Sami families that you don't have in Swedish families. (B)
The essential thing in us-our ability to reason, to decide what we shall believe and think-that is common to all human beings.(A)
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