Exam 2: The Search for Ultimate Reality
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What do you think is the strongest argument for libertarianism? What do you think is the strongest argument against libertarianism? Which of these two arguments is the better one? Why?
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What happened to Phineas Gage that is relevant to the mind-body issue? Which position could use this account as ammunition? How so?
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Which of the following were arguments which Descartes used to support his dualism?
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Discuss why compatibilists think that determinism and freedom are compatible.Explain how a libertarian would critique the compatibilist's notion of "free action."
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The compatibilist claims that your desires,values,and motives play no role in explaining your behavior.
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A compatibilist would claim that if a formerly upright citizen chooses to become a criminal,this shows that
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Jean-Paul Sartre claims that the emotions we express are the result of our free choices.
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What is John Searle's Chinese room thought experiment? What does he think it demonstrates?
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What is agency theory? How does it attempt to solve the problem of freedom and determinism?
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Concerning the behavior of the criminal,the hard determinist would say
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Philosophical questions about the nature of reality fall under the heading of metaphysics.
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