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Which of the following Philosophers is NOT considered a Sophist? Epictetus
covered walkway stoa
Acropolis Religious Center of the City
agora Economic and Political Center of the City
Which Greek Philosopher is known for the phrase: "Homo Mensura"? protagoras
Pythagoras mathematics
Democritus atoms
thales water
Anaximander air
Alexander the Great teacher Aristotle
ALL MUSTARD IS YELLOW BANANAS ARE MUSTARD THEREFORE, BANANAS ARE YELLOW good form, bad content
Which of the following developed the first syllogism and known for developing formal logic? Aristotle
Who painted the school of Athens? Raphael
According to legend, how did Pythagoras discover muscial scales? listening to blacksmiths
epicureanism seek necessary natural pleasure and do not worry about death or the Gods
stoicism live dispassionately and accept the parts of your life that you cannot control
cynicism live an independent self reliant life without being ashamed of your true nature
The Sophists of Ancient Athens helped to develop the first Democracy. true
Which of the following best describes the political theory concept of 'conservative' ? the social contract exists between past, present, and future generations, and present generations have a duty to preserve tradition.
Seneca famously advised his friend Lucilius to reject an legal authority and to refuse to accept whatever fate that the Roman court's might impose upon him. false
Who received the prophecy that he would "deface the currency" of Greek culture from the Oracle at Delphi? Diogenes
The term APATHEIA relates to which aspect of Stoic philosophy? living dispassionately
Zeno of Elea is famous for what type of arguments? paradox
The Pythagoreans believed that it was important to eat beans every day. false
student of plato Aristotle
Ontology study of being
syllogism a form of logical argument using precise deductive reasoning
epistemology study of knowledge
noumena things as they exist in themselves outside of any human perception
phenomena things as they exist through human perception
Utilitarianism ethic system the weighs the balance of harm
relativism belief that there is no absolute truth or knowledge of any kind
aesthetics study of beauty
belief that knowledge about God is not and can not be known agnosticism
Theology the study of God and spirituality
Which philosophy was adopted by some Roman Emperors and was used as an excuse for indulging in a hedonistic bacchanalian lifestyle? epicureanism
The philosopher Plato is the only primary source that we have regarding the life of Socrates. false
Place the following Philosophers in the Chronological Order. Pythagoras, socrates, Aristotle, Hypatia
The Pythagoreans understood mathematics in physicalist and reductive terms, and rejected all claims of spirituality and divinity connected to mathematics. false
paine modern liberalism
burke conservatism
Epicurus considered REPOSE to be an important natural and necessary pleasure. repose
Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius was a member of which school of thought? stoicism
Which of the following best describes the Care Principle? feminist ethics
The Epicurean Paradox concerns what area of Religion? problem of evil
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