Study Guides for PHIL 1000 at Carleton University

PHILOSPHY TEST #2 NOTES Descartes, Meditation 4 Concerning the True and the False Goals why for Descartes, god is not the author of errors - The reason for errors the possibility that we make mistakes - How h...

PHIL MIDTERM NOTES PLATO REPUBLIC BOOK IV We want to define what Plato means by justice and injustice. We want to understand the analogies he draws between the parts of the soul and the parts of the city (and the argumen...

[PHIL 1000] Comprehensive summer guide including any lecture notes, textbook notes and exam guides.find more resources at oneclass.com Text review due in class, worth 30% no later than Wednesday, May 24, 2017. Midt...

[PHIL 1000] Comprehensive summer guide including any lecture notes, textbook notes and exam guides.find more resources at oneclass.com Text review due in class, worth 30% no later than Wednesday, May 24, 2017. Midt...

Reading 4: “Who Makes Decisions in Family-Centered Health Care?” Reading 5: “You’re Just His Doctor, I’m His Boss” Reading 12: “Whose Pain Is It Anyway?” Reading 14: “The Brain Dead as Teaching Materials” II. (15 poi...

1) What is meant by the term ‘moral theory’ (as it used in philosophy) Moral Theory attempts to provide a complete answer to the question of what determines whether an act is right, we have a moral obligation to do it, or...

According to Platos theory of knowledge as recollection, we can know the imperfect objects of sense experience, and experience of these imperfect objects can help us to know the real. Explain. Plato thinks there are two wo...

Review for final exam PHI100A Philosophical tools: Definitions: Necessary and sufficient conditions Standard form and filling in the missing premiseconclusion Deductive versus inductive reasoning Four common deductive argu...

CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE EXAM REVIEW: Theories:  Classical Theory: People think before they proceed with criminal actions; that when one commits a crime, it is because the individual decided that it was...