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Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Section 13 Group #3

I think in the midst of us stressing over our exam, we briefly discussed who would be author but never came to a conclusion. Therefore here is the post.

Just to recap, we all tried to study together before the test. A special thanks to Nikki and Shania for being prepared and having flash cards as well as possible questions from other groups. It helped me out a lot! Thats pretty much all we did.

I wanted to post this picture because I think it properly depicts how EVERYONE is feeling right now. There is way too much homework to do in EVERY SINGLE CLASS. Apparently my puppy thought so too.

She must really dislike Aristotle because the whole first chapter is gone. Thanks Marci...


10 comments:

  1. Hegel
    FQ
    1. T/F Hegel believed we could move closer to truth by following his Dialectic Method?
    DQ
    1. Do you agree with Hegel's view of history that everything has an inevitable pattern, or do you agree with Henry Ford who stated history is "just one damned thing after another,"?
    Schopenhauer
    FQ
    1. Which philosopher influenced Schopenhauer?
    DQ
    1. Do you think that music is a copy of the will itself? Is music a glimpse of reality?
    Mill
    FQ
    1. T/F Due to his strange childhood, Mill was distant throughout his life.
    DQ
    1. Is being Paternal or Maternal toward an adult wrong? Should you let adults make their own mistakes or spare them the trouble?
    Darwin
    FQ
    1. Which place on Darwin's journey provided the most evidence for his Theory of Evolution?
    DQ
    1. If you were alive in the time of Darwin's discoveries, would his discoveries shake your religious faith or confirm your beliefs more? Why?
    Stern on Hegel
    FQ
    1. The process of Hegel's dialectic can be described as thesis, antithesis and ____?
    DQ
    1. Is Hegel's dialectic a fool proof way of finding truth?
    Reeves on Mill
    FQ
    1. T/F Mill believed that someone who chooses something because it is the custom, have made not choice at all.
    DQ
    1. Do you make choices because it is the custom or because you think it will contribute to you happiness? Is it wrong if something that makes you happy is also a custom?


    Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWZrHUvhXcw

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  2. Anonymous10:07 PM CST

    FQs:
    1. What is John Stuart Mill's famous book?
    2. Mill's idea that every adult should be free to live as s/he pleases as long as no one else is harmed in the process is called the _________ Principle.
    DQs:
    1. In solving a problem would you say the most effective way of dealing with it is similar to Hegel's view that we can reach a middle ground or is it similar to Kierkegaard view that they are not meant to reach a common ground, requiring us to choose a side?
    2. Is our world as dark and depressing as Schopenhauer believed or do you have a more optimistic view of the world like John Stuart Mill?
    Link:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLQ_0Xmq6aw

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  3. Or maybe she just finds Aristotle irresistible!

    Sorry your other teachers are piling on too much homework. ;)

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  4. Jim Bratton9:17 AM CST

    FQs and DQs for November 12

    "Hegel, Schopenhauer"
    FQs
    1. What view is associated with Georg Wilhelm Freidrich Hegel?
    2. What is Schopenhauer's most important book?
    DQs
    1. Do you believe there is a deeper reality that exists beyond your experiences?

    "Stern"
    1. What three steps make up Hegel's Dialectic?

    "Reeves"
    FQs
    1. By age 3, Mill was learning what?
    2. His father, James Mill, was a friend and disciple of who?

    "Mill, Darwin"
    FQs
    1. Where would the Mill family stay every summer?
    2. What is the name of Darwin's book, published in 1859?
    DQs
    1. Do you think/agree that evolution is a mindless process?

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  5. FQ: Where was Hegel born?
    DQ: Do you, like Schopenhauer, have your own principle on how one ahould live life and not abide by it at all?
    http://youtu.be/QWZrHUvhXcw

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  6. FQ's: what was schopenhauer's most famous book called?

    what philosopher influenced schopenhauer

    where in darwin's travels did he collect the most information on his theory of evolution?

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  7. "Hegel"
    FQs
    1)Who was the Roman goddess of wisdom and was usually associated with the wise owl?
    2)Hegel believed that we can move closer to truth by following which one of his methods?
    DQs
    1)Do you think sprit enters a new phase of self understanding?
    2)Do you think the ideas that we have are directly related to the time we live in? Can they be understood outside their historical context?

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  8. Jim Bratton8:57 AM CST

    FQs and DQs for November 17

    "Kierkegaard, Marx"
    FQs
    1. Decision-making is built into Kierkegaard's most famous book. What is it called?
    2. Under what name did Kierkegaard write his book Fear and Trembling?
    DQs
    1. What are your thoughts on communism?

    "Carlisle"
    FQs
    1. What year did Kierkegaard die, and at what age?

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  9. Jim Bratton9:41 AM CST

    FQs and DQs for November 19

    "Peirce, James"
    FQs
    1. When did Pragmatism become popular in the United States?
    DQs
    2. What are your thoughts on pragmatism?

    "Nietzsche, Freud"
    FQs
    1. What age was Nietzsche when he was appointed a professor at the University of Basel?
    DQs
    1. Do you believe any of Sigmund Freud's theories are true?

    "Ridley, Talisse"
    FQs
    1. Friedrich Nietzsche was, by critical consensus, a _____________.
    2. What is the philosophical equivalent to baseball?

    "Pragmatism 1"
    FQs
    1. What is a universe definable in two sentences?

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