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How would Hume and Kant both agree and disagree concerning the role sense experience plays in the attempt to attain knowledge? |
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What is Hume's argument for skepticism concerning the self as an inner, unchanging, immaterial substance? |
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What did Kant mean when he claimed that the mind's own organizing principles define the preconditions of all possible experiences? |
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Why doesn't Kant think we can have metaphysical knowledge concerning the nature of reality as it exists independently of our perceptions? |
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Describe G. W. F. Hegel 's notion of reality as a system of conceptual triads. |
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Do infants have experience, or do they just have sensations? Do cats? Do fish? Explain. |
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What did Arthur Schopenhauer mean when he said that the essence of reality is will? |
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Why was Schopenhauer a pessimist about life? |
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Will the future resemble the past? Can you know that it will, or must you merely assume that it will? |
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What did John Stuart Mill mean when he said that an object is "a permanent possibility of sensation"? |
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