What is the concept that G.E. Moore point out could not be defined in terms of any natural quality? (pg.305)
100
This philosopher just like Hobbes, discusses ‘the state of nature’ in their works but had a slightly different view.
Who is John Locke? (page 351)
100
This is another way to define art.
What is Formalism? (page 396)
100
This philosopher said that people try to escape responsibilities for their own actions.
Who Eric Berne? (page 408-409)
200
This companion believed, people praise morality for the rewards it brings.
Who is Adeimantus? (page 262)
200
Morally good.
What is society’s convenient term for socially approved habits? (pg.310-311)
200
This philosopher believed that “natural property” does not exist and can only exist by law.
Who is Thomas Hobbes? (page 352)
200
This theory claims expression of emotion in a necessary condition.
What is theory of expressionism? (page 395)
200
This ancient philosopher wrote a best seller book titled, Happiness Through Immorality.
Who is Thrasymachu? (page 260)
300
The principle behind this theory is that every rational agent must accept?
What is categorical imperative? (page 282)
300
The Human being.
What is Sartre radicalized Kant’s view of the source of value? (pg.304)
300
The legitimacy of government.
What is political philosophy? (pg.337)
300
The ancient Greeks were sure that art is.
What is mimesis or an artificial copy of nature? (page 395)
300
This philosopher defended the idea of realism in art history, he calls it " the defensible residue of the resemblance theory of depiction".
Who is John Hyman? (page 401)
400
This ancient philosopher claims, “Justice is the advantage of the stronger.”
Who is Sophist Thrasumachus? (page 259)
400
Logical Positivists.
Who is the group of philosophers that mounted the most powerful attacks on the possibility of moral philosophy to be carried out by any group of philosophers? (pg.307)
400
The problem of justice.
What is social philosophy?
400
This is artistic representation is a form that analytic philosophers concluded.
What is conventionalism? (page 400)
400
This philosopher shared the typical Greek view that all humans are social beings.
Who is Plato? (page 339)
500
A view of a thesis.
What is is the principle of falsifiability? (page 270)
500
Analytic and Synthetic propositions.
What is the two genuine propositions according to the theory of meaning? (pg.307)
500
That we are all social begins.
What is the Greek view Plato shared?
500
This process has been indicated by Freud.
What is sublimation? (page 424)
500
The moral philosopher in the 20th century that Hume’s moral skepticism influenced.