Philosophical Classics
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Course Introduction
Philosophical Classics offers an in-depth exploration of foundational texts and central figures in the history of philosophy. Students engage closely with the works of philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Kant, and Nietzsche, examining their arguments, concepts, and the broader intellectual contexts in which they wrote. Emphasis is placed on careful reading, critical analysis, and the development of philosophical reasoning, as well as on understanding how these classic ideas continue to influence contemporary thought and debates.
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Philosophic Classics From Plato to Derrida 6th Edition by Forrest Baird
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Chapter 1: Ancient Greek Philosophy
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Sample Questions
Q1) According to Wollstonecraft,what,ultimately,will liberate women?
A)the right use of reason
B)a longer period of education
C)a relationship with a virtuous man
D)a deeper societal understanding of the differences in women's ways of thinking and men's ways of thinking
Answer: A
Q2) When is the will not free?
A)When it is dictated to by "moral duty."
B)When a person chooses something other than his or her moral duty.
C)When the will follows duty without inclination.
D)The will is never free.
Answer: B
Q3) All natures which are contrary to God
A)are part of the pre-arranged duality of the universe.
B)There are no natures that are contrary to God.
C)render God less powerful.
D)are the objects of misdirected love.
Answer: B
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