The person who Plato writes as and was his teacher.
Who is Socrates?
A human being for Descartes.
What is a thinking thing?
What is arrogant perception?
The name that Louise & Ian came up with for the 7 legged alien they would talk to.
What is a heptapod?
It is necessary to know ourselves and others.
What is philosophy?
The term for the mental state of what it is like to be something.
What is consciousness?
Enclosed space, double spatiality, and positioned.
What are the three modalities of spatiality?
The two theoretical backgrounds that Ahmed is trying to bring together.
What is phenomenology and queer theory?
Plato's theory of knowledge that nothing is learned.
What is recollection?
The term for when the body and mind are understood as two separate things.
What is Cartesian Dualism?
A description of experience that is not meant to be ontologically correct but reflects people's experiences. Must be inhabited by people. Can be: spatial, societal or individual, complete or incomplete.
What is a "world" for Lugones?
The theory that language impacts how you think that explains what's happening to Louise in Arrival.
What is the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis?
The topic that Socrates and Meno are discussing.
Can virtue be taught?
The theory that everything that can be reduced to a physical explanation.
What is physicalism?
The two French philosophers that Young builds upon in her work, one of whom is a feminist and the other a phenomenologist.
Who is Simone de Beauvoir and Maurice Merleau-Ponty?
What is arrival or the magic of arrival?
The two things that philosophy does for EllacurĂa that makes it important to teach.
What is a mode of knowing and a critique of the world?
The way we know that the wax is wax.
What is the mind?
A type of play that is concerned with competence, winning, and being playful is secondary.
What is agonistic play?
This shapes not only how we inhabit space but how we apprehend a world of shared inhabitance, as well as "who" or "what" we direct our energy and attention toward.
What is orientation?