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What was philosophy and what was a philosopher, for the ancient Greeks? |
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What makes a question a philosophical question today? |
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List three common characteristics of a philosophical question. |
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Describe some of the issues involved in the nature of change. What makes this a philosophical issue? |
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Give an example of how belief conflict generates philosophical thought. |
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Describe the traditional branches of philosophy. |
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List three benefits of philosophy. |
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What are the two common myths about philosophy and why are they myths? |
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Define an argument and state the two basic ways an argument can go wrong. |
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Distinguish an "argumentum ad hominem" from a "begging the question" fallacy, and give a clear example of each. |
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