PHIL 3210 Study Guide - Final Guide: Critical Thinking, Human Nature

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 3210
• Professor: Patricia Sheridan

Document Summary

We are always trying to achieve the highest grade of knowledge possible for us. She sees how everything becomes something, must be same for humans. We have a core that is our essence - most lively, knowledgeable and unchanging. What makes you, you, and will never come apart, it is important that identity stays fixed. With attention and reflection we can act accordingly, naturally. We have all the tools for happiness and virtue within us and we will be virtuous if we act naturally. Reason allows us to perceive the essential differences of things and their proper relations. Our conscience gives us a sense of how to act. Wanted to educate women and make them self- governing society and marriage will then look a lot different and women"s goals will change. Thinks marriage is a good idea if 2 equal agents who came together in friendship.