Exam 13: The Meaning of Life
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Epictetus claims that some things are inherently evil and should be avoided.
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Why does Frankfurt think that artistic creation, such as the production of paintings and novels, would not lose its importance if we did not believe in the afterlife? Are you convinced by his reasoning? Why or why not?
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The character of Alvy Singer in the film Annie Hall refuses to do his homework because
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Scheffler argues that in some respects the survival of humanity matters more to us than our own survival.
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Socrates claims that to postpone death would be to cling to life.
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What does Epicurus mean by pleasure? Why does he think that freedom from desire is a great good?
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Scheffler claims that in the face of the imminent destruction of humanity even activities that provide personal comfort and pleasure would no longer seem worthwhile.
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If someone is satisfied with life, they are living a morally worthy life.
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Socrates claims that he will not stay with his body after death.
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Compare a time in your life when you considered your life to be meaningful and a time when you felt it was not, or was less so. What differences can you see?
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Wolf claims that __________ will, over time, bring back the meaning and value to many activities we initially thought the doomsday scenario would undermine.
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Provide an example of a meaningful life, on Wolf's view. Explain why it is meaningful. Then provide an example of a meaningless life, on Wolf's view, and explain why it is meaningless.
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Why does Frankfurt think that medical research, such as the search for a cure for cancer, would not lose its importance if we did not believe in the afterlife? Are you convinced by his reasoning? Why or why not?
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According to Frankfurt, the value of some of the things that matter to us most would very likely __________ if we lost confidence in the existence of the afterlife.
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