Gr 11 Philosophy Review

Aristotle thought that art can be a 'purging of emotions'. He called this:

All philosophers are sexy; Plato is a philosopher; therefore, Plato is sexy. What type of argument is this?

For Plato, which part of the soul should guide the other two?

The greatest amount of happiness for the greatest number of people is called:

For Buddhists, why do we crave a separate and permanent existence?

For Buddhists, life is:

For Buddhists, life consists of:

For Carl Jung, what is an archetype?

What does 'cogito ergo sum' mean?

This philosopher thought people SHOULD be selfish:

Descartes viewed mind and body as two distinct and separate identities. This is called:

Philosopher famous for the classic 'cave allegory'

Murder is wrong in all circumstances would be an example of:

Something is right if it fulfills its true purpose would be an example of:

This is the man responsible for the phrase 'consider dat':

For Plato, ideal forms exist in:

The study of knowledge is called:

Nietzche argued that altruism was

David Hume's theory of the 'self' is called:

In Plato's Cave Allegory, the 'world of becoming' is:

The punishment of 'stoning' could be BEST (to some Canadians) an example of:

For Descartes, the soul is:

For John Locke, the 'self' is made up of:

This philosopher thought that 'art was dangerous' and should be censored:

What is the date of our final exam?

How much of your mark is your exam worth?

a 'quantitative' quality for Descartes was:

Plato's theories on art are closely associated with his theories about:

Which is NOT one of Aristotle's four causes?

Freud believed that the __________________ self made up a big part of our personal identity.

This philosopher thought that it is universal and necessary for us to look for beauty:

For Descartes, this body part is what connected the soul to the body:

When viewing art, thought Kant, we should be:

This picture would best describe the philosophy of

According to Ayn Rand, capitalism could probably BEST compared to this ethics theory:

When selfishness is praised as a virtue (something good), it is called:

For John Locke, a 'primary quality' of an object:

In Immanuel Kant's view, art is:

For John Locke, our minds are born:

George Berkeley would say that in terms of reality:

George Berkeley would probably be considered this:

This is the term Jung gave for something that connects us all:

For Aristotle, once something goes from its potentiality to it's actuality, it releases its:

"soul is the form or essential characteristics of a body that has the power of living". Who said this?

If one holds the theory that all events/mind are physical in nature, they would be a/an:

Hume says that we falsely conclude we are a conscious self based on our:

Knowledge which is gained BEFORE sense experience is called:

"What was first in the mind was first in the senses" would have be said by:

For John Locke, a 'complex idea' could be described as:

For Buddhists, nirvana is: