Exam 3: Antiquity 323 Bce-1000 Ce

Match the philosophical movement to a recipe for ataraxia. -Stoicism

Match. Find the best match for the following: -Temptation and conscience are characteristics of a person.

More generally, Aristotle's philosophy was difficult to merge with Christian theology because:

The Greek miracle was a time when nature, human nature, and society came under investigation through reason rather than revelation. Yet, later in the Hellenistic period faith in philosophy and science faltered. Explain how people turned from reason to secret revelations and give some examples.

According to the text, the modern western conception of the individual was developed in part:

In the medieval Neoplatonic scheme of the universe, humans stand midway between God and Matter. As _______ beings human resemble God, as ______ beings humans resemble animals.

In the medieval faculty psychology of Ibn Sina's system, a person knows that fire is dangerous and harmful by using the faculty of:

Match the philosophical movement to a recipe for ataraxia. -Epicureanism

Match. Find the best match for the following: -All temptation comes from the devil and goes into human minds. (a)

According to the text, the modern western conception of the individual was developed in part:

Like Aristotle, the medieval faculty psychology of Ibn Sina's set animals apart from plants by the fact that animals moved. The motive power of animals was known as "appetite" and took two forms. These two forms were:

In a disturbing world, people seek freedom from disturbance. During such at time the Hellenistic schools of philosophy shared the goal of:

In Box 3.1 "Penance and the Mind Without", the example is given of how Penance was required by the Church during Late Antiquity to erase the burden of a person's sin. However, __________.

Describe the operation of the interior senses as they sequentially process input from the senses.

Medieval plays called psychomachia are significant because unlike later Western thought they:

How are the different conceptions of the importance of the individual reflected in the differences between American and European politics? How might these conceptions of and "individual self" influence the developmental history of psychology?

An important advance of the Islamic psychological commentators in their commentaries on Aristotle's de Anima was:

One aspect of modern psychology that would have deeply puzzled medieval thinkers is our interest in:

After Alexander's death followed a period of turmoil. With the fall of the polis to tyrants and foreigners, Greeks of the Hellenistic Age turned to:

Match the philosophical movement to a recipe for ataraxia. -Skepticism