Chapter 10

Question 1

Skeptic

Answer 1

To consider or examine

Need undoubtable evidence

Question 2

Epistemology

Answer 2

A branch of philosophy that studies the nature of knowledge

Question 3

Empricism

Answer 3

All knowledge derived from senses

Question 4

Correspondence theory of truth

Answer 4

A thought is true if it is perceived to be true

Question 5

Innate ideas

Answer 5

Priori knowledge

Knowledge from reason

Question 6

Tabula rasa

Answer 6

Clean slate. Born with nothing

Question 7

Promary qualities

Answer 7

Locke
Qualities independent of preserver
Shape size location motion

Question 8

Secondary qualities

Answer 8

Locke
Percevered qualities
Sound color taste touch

Question 9

Epistemological dualism

Answer 9

Knowing consists of the knowing and the knower

Question 10

Egocentric predicament

Answer 10

If all knowledge is my ideas

How can I prove anything extermal to them

Question 11

Idealism

Immaterialism

Answer 11

The belief that only ideas exist

Question 12

Esse est percipi

Answer 12

To be is to be perceived

Question 13

Empirical criterion of meaning

Answer 13

Meaningful ideas can be traced back to experience

Beliefs that cannot are not ideas but meaningless utterance

Question 14

Bundle theory of self

Answer 14

No fixed self just a bundle of perceptions

Question 15

Inductive reasoning

Answer 15

From some to all