What is the etymology of metaphysics?
What is beyond physics?
Who is Plato's teacher and who is his most famous student?
Who is Socrates and Aristotle?
What should we not be afraid of, according to Epicurus?
What is Death?
What is the most important phrase according to Sartre?
What is "Existence Precedes Essence?"
Saying something is true or right because many people believe it is which fallacy?
What is Ad Populum?
What is the definition of metaphysics?
What is the branch of philosophy that asks questions about reality and existence?
What are Forms?
What are perfect ideas?
What is the main goal of life according to Epicurus?
What is Pleasure?
Explain our understanding of Sartre's phrase, "Existence Precedes Essence."
What is "My life comes before my purpose."
Which fallacy occurs when someone attacks the person instead of their argument?
What is ad hominem?
What is the difference between a materialist and a dualist?
What is a materialist sees reality as only physical and the dualist believes in two realities, physical and non-physical?
What is level B of the divided line called?
What is math and logic?
What is Epicurus's definition of pleasure?
What is absence of pain in the body and trouble in the soul?
What is the definition of existentialism?
What is looking at the existence of the particular person?
What is the false dilemma fallacy?
What is presenting only two options when more actually exist?
What is the divided line?
The prisoners believe these are reality because they have never experienced anything else.
What are the shadows on the wall?
How do we achieve pleasure?
What is living wisely, honorably, and justly?
According to Sartre what does a person realize when their existence precedes essence?
What is that they define their own purpose?
Misrepresenting or exaggerating someone’s argument so it’s easier to attack is which fallacy?
What is a straw man?
What is the mind-body problem?
What is how does my mind interact with my body?
What is Plato's goal of the text?
What is to explain the nature of education and ignorance?
Why should we not be afraid of death?
What does Sartre call it when someone avoids responsibility for their actions by blaming it on others?
What is acting in bad faith?
Claiming that one small action will lead to a chain of extreme and undesirable events without good evidence is which fallacy?