LESSON 4 Flashcards

1
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It refers to acceptance that a statement is true or that something exists.

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BELIEF

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2
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_____ is the statement about the object of belief.

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Proposition

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3
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The object of _____ is the representation of the fact found in the world or truth conditions about the world

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belief

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4
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is a statement about the way the world actually is.

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TRUE

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5
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why truth matters?

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Need to distinguish right from wrong, true from false

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6
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The idea of fundamental right or human right is undermined by they presupposes some idea of truth

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7
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____ is important for the integrity of democratic process

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Truth

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8
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METHODS OF PHILISOPHY

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ANALYSIS
DISTINCTION
SYNTHESIS

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9
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it means to break up something into parts, pieces, reasons, or steps to look at how these pieces are related to each other

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analysis

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10
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a difference or contrast between similar things or ideas

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distinction

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11
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when you make a ______, you say that two things are different

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distinction

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12
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It means to combine a number of different pieces into whole

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synthesis

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13
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______ is about concisely summarizing and linking different sources in order to review the literature on a topic, make recommendations, and connect your practice to the research.

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Synthesis

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14
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John Corvino’s Three Distinction of opinion and truth

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1.Belief and Reality Distinction
2. Subjective and Objective Distinction
3. Descriptive and Normative Distinction

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15
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Reality is unarguably seen and felt by the human senses. Whereas, belief is a by-product or a manifestation of any reality.

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1.Belief and Reality Distinction

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16
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_____ is unarguably seen and felt by the human senses. Whereas, _____ is a by-product or a manifestation of any reality.

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Reality - belief

17
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Perspective is what makes fact as possibly an opinion or opinion as potentially a fact.

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  1. Subjective and Objective Distinction
18
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_____ is what makes fact as possibly an opinion or opinion as potentially a fact.

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Perspective

19
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This can vary according to one’s experience and position making judgment as either subjective or objective.

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  1. Subjective and Objective Distinction
20
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What makes your viewpoint _____ is when you rely so much on your perception as dictated by your mind.

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subjective

21
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And when something appears to you _____ that means there are reasons outside of the mind that make the thing true.

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objectively

22
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How any experience is labelled depends on their representations from the world.

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descriptive and normative distinction

23
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There is such a thing we call ____ statements which simply narrates what happens, while there are the

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descriptive

24
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There is such a thing we call Descriptive statements which simply _____ what happens, while there are the

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narrates

25
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_____ statements which evaluate the events according to the perspective of people, a certain culture and law.

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Normative

26
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Normative statements which evaluate the events according to the_______, a certain culture and law.

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perspective of people

27
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An _____ is a statement that cannot be proved or checked

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opinion

28
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It tells what someone thinks, feels, or believes

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opinion

29
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It tells what someone thinks, feels, or believes

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opinion

30
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_____ are statements that can be checked or proved

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Facts

31
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_____ often contain numbers, dates, or ages

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Facts

32
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____ might include specific information about a person, place or thing

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Facts

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