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PH 200 Test 1

Bob Jones University "Ideas and Their Consequences" test one

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Who is Thales? The father of philosophy
What is cosmology? The big questions about the cosmos: a vast and intricate order or design.
What did pre-Socratic philosophers ask about cosmology? What is everything made of? The one, or the many?
What did Thales decide everything is made of? Everything is made of water.
What question is associated with Anaximander? The question of infinite regress.
What did Anaximander conclude for the question of what everything is made of? What the world is made of can't be defined, everything is made of 'no thing.'
What is the question of flux and constancy? How much change can happen to something or someone before they are now different than they were?
What are sophists? Travelling 'education experts' who claimed to be able to prepare a young man for total competence in the public sphere. (the liberal arts).
What is Socratic Irony? A pose of ignorance which reverses the role of student and teacher with the purpose of drawing the other member of the conversation into self-contradiction.
What is the Socratic Method? A way of questioning someone, and also feigning ignorance, to draw truth from a person that he already possessed but did not realize.
What is the other name for the Socratic Method? A dialetic.
What is summum bonum? The highest or greatest good, the greatest good life.
Socrates believed the seen or unseen had priority? The unseen has priority over the seen.
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