Philosophy: Consequences of Ideas
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Introduction
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Greek Philosophy1. Pre-Socratic Philosophers7 Steps|1 Quiz
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2. Socrates6 Steps|1 Quiz
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3. Plato7 Steps|1 Quiz
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4. Aristotle7 Steps|1 Quiz
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Medieval Christian Philosophy5. Plotinus & Augustine7 Steps|1 Quiz
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6. Anselm & Aquinas9 Steps|1 Quiz
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Watch: “Anselm” (23 min)
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Read: Anselm (10 pp.)
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Watch: “Aquinas – Part 1” (24 min)
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Watch: “Aquinas – Part 2” (23 min)
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Read: Aquinas (19 pp.)
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Read: Frame on Anselm & Aquinas (38 pp.)
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Write: Agree or Disagree with Anselm or Aquinas
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Review: Anselm & Aquinas
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Go Deeper: Read ‘Aquinas’ from “Great Philosophers” (12 pp.)
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Watch: “Anselm” (23 min)
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Early Modern Philosophy7. Renaissance & Descartes8 Steps|1 Quiz
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Watch: “The Renaissance Revolution” (24 min)
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Watch: “Descartes” (23 min)
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Watch: “Descartes and ‘Cause and Effect'” (24 min)
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Read: Descartes (15 pp.)
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Read: Frame on Renaissance & Descartes (18 pp.)
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Write: A Meditation on a Dedication
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Review: Renaissance & Descartes
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Go Deeper: Read ‘Descartes’ from “Great Philosophers” (7 pp.)
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Watch: “The Renaissance Revolution” (24 min)
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8. Leibniz & Pascal9 Steps|1 Quiz
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9. Locke8 Steps|1 Quiz
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Watch: “Locke” (23 min)
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Read: Locke (18 pp)
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Watch: “Crisis in the 18th Century – Part 1” (24 min)
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Watch: “Crisis in the 18th Century – Part 2” (20 min)
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Read: Frame on Early Modern Thought (6 pp)
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Write: Locke’s Ideas about the Way We Know Things
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Review: Locke
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Go Deeper: Read ‘Locke’ in “Great Philosophers”
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Watch: “Locke” (23 min)
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10. Berkeley & Hume10 Steps|1 Quiz
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Watch: “Berkeley and Empiricism” (23 min)
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Read: Berkeley (7 pp.)
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Read: Frame on Berkeley (4 pp.)
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Watch: “Hume – Part 1” (24 min)
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Watch: “Hume – Part 2” (25 min)
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Read: Hume (5 pp.)
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Read: Frame on Hume (9 pp.)
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Write: Skeptical of Hume’s Skepticism
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Review: Berkeley and Hume
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Go Deeper: Read ‘Berkeley’ and ‘Hume’ in “Great Philosophers”
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Watch: “Berkeley and Empiricism” (23 min)
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Modern Philosophy11. Kant7 Steps|1 Quiz
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12. The Enlightenment6 Steps|1 Quiz
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13. Hegel & Marx10 Steps|1 Quiz
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Watch: “Hegel” (24 min)
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Read: Frame on Hegel (7 pp)
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Read: Hegel (7 pp)
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Watch: “Marx” (23 min)
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Read: Frame on Marx (5 pp)
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Read: Marx (15 pp)
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Write: Two Great Counterfeiters
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Review: Hegel & Marx
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Watch: “The Origins of Cultural Marxism” (23 min)
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Read: “Cultural Marxism and Critical Theory: An Introductory Sketch”
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Watch: “Hegel” (24 min)
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14. Nietzsche & Kierkegaard8 Steps|1 Quiz
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15. Sartre & Heidegger6 Steps|1 Quiz
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16. Russell & Modern Philosophers8 Steps|1 Quiz
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Question 1 of 11
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How does Frame define epistemology on p. 11-12?
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Question 2 of 11
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What is relativism according to Frame on p. 61?
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Question 3 of 11
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What does he say is inherently contradictory to the Sophists’ relativism (first full paragraph of p. 62)?
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Question 4 of 11
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According to Sproul, __ said that man is the measure of all things, and __ believed that goodness is defined by one’s selfish interests.
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Question 5 of 11
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When was Socrates born? (Use John Frame’s dates.)
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Question 6 of 11
6. Question
When did Socrates die?
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Question 7 of 11
7. Question
Which of the following is NOT true of Socrates?
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Question 8 of 11
8. Question
Why was Socrates sentenced to death, and what was the manner of his execution?
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Question 9 of 11
9. Question
Why was Socrates known as a “gadfly”? What, or who, motivated him to behave this way? (If you’re unsure, check the paragraph bridging p. 15-16 of Tomlin’s biography in the “Go Deeper” section below.)
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Question 10 of 11
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How did Socrates interpret the Oracle of Delphi calling him the wisest man of all, given that he believed he possessed no wisdom? (Tomlin p. 16 & 17)
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Question 11 of 11
11. Question
What does “Know Thyself” mean to Tomlin (p. 16 & 25)? To Frame (p. 63)? What do you think it means?
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