Name the philosopher known for the idea/quote

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So, you think you know your philosophers?

• Name the philosopher known for the idea/quote

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Cogito ergo sum

• Rene Descartes
• What does the quote mean in English?
• I think, therefore I am.

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The first to say that knowledge is acquired via
the senses?

• Aristotle

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To be is to be perceived.

• George Berkeley
• What is the quote in Latin?
• Esse est percipi.

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One cannot step into the same river twice.

• Heraclitus
• What point about reality is he making?
• Everything is in a constant state of change.
  Nothing ever is, it is always becoming.

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That which is, is. That which is not, is not.

• Parmenides
• What point about reality is he making?
• Change is impossible.

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This alone I know, that I know nothing.

• Socrates
• What is his MOST famous quote?
• The unexamined life is not worth living.

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Name the 3 British Empiricists

• John Locke
• George Berkeley
• David Hume

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This Moderate Rationalist believed some
knowledge is a priori

• Immanuel Kant
• What does a priori mean?
• The idea that knowledge is possible PRIOR to
  experience.

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A Modern Philosopher who believed in innate
ideas

• Rene Descartes

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Air is the basis of all creation.

• Anaximenes

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All life originates from the sea.

• Anaximander

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All things are perceived by God, the Ultimate
Perceiver

• George Berkeley

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This early Athenian claimed that the mind brings
order to the world of matter by organising
sensory information.

• Anaxogoras

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She was an early Neo-Platonist from Alexandria

• Hypatia

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Atoms are the basic elements of matter

• Democritus

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There are four intellectual idols to overcome.

• Francis Bacon

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Universal forms reside within the particular
entities they embody

• Aristotle

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Primary secondary qualities are not different
since they both come via sense experience

• George Berkeley

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Earth, fire, water and air are the basic elements
of all things.

• Empedocles

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The first to believe in innate ideas.

• Plato
• Who was his teacher?
• Socrates
• Who was Platos famous student?
• Aristotle

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Ideas are not innate! They are attained by
experience.

• John Locke

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Impressions are lively vivacious, ideas are
faint echoes of impressions.

• David Hume
• What did Hume think about the idea of
  causality?
• It didnt exist we cant see causes. We only
  see the before, then the after.
• What is the result of extrapolating Humes
  thinking?
• There is no external reality. SKEPTICISM!

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It is not possible to prove the truth of any idea
or theory with certainty.

• Karl Popper

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Movement is impossible

• Zeno
• What are his famous paradoxes?
• Achilles and the tortoise.
• The arrow

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Numbers are the basic element of all things

• Pythagoras

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Objects have primary secondary qualities

• John Locke

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Rulers should be kings who think like philosophers

• Plato

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Scientists work within an unquestioned set of
beliefs a paradigm that shapes their thinking.

• Thomas Kuhn

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Senses tell us the way of seeming, reason gives
us the way of truth.

• Parmenides

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Since the idea of God must come from God (Im not
capable) God must exist.

• Rene Descartes

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So influential in philosophy, hes known as The
Philosopher.

• Aristotle

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The mind is a tabula rasa a blank slate or
blank page.

• John Locke
• What is the name of his most famous work?
• An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.

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Water is the basic substance of all matter.

• Thales

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Wondered did I dream that I was a butterfly, or
am I a butterfly dreaming that Im me?

• Chuang Tzu

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to be continued?