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| theory of value (morals, aesthetics) |
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| everything is water, first to accurately predict eclipse of sun |
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| The unlimited/indeterminate |
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| air rarified and air condensed |
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| simple explanations, observation, natural phenomena, monism |
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| common traits of early Milesion philosophers |
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| construction, deconstruction, reconstruction |
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| Pythagorus' view of universe |
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| math is universal language |
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| cosmos (order) and chaos, you "order" your soul with the universe in the harmony of the spheres |
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| Pythagorus' theory of your soul and life |
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| everything is always changing |
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| motion is an illusion, everything "being" |
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| can never reach destination b/c of the halves crap |
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| competition between opponents to find truth, playing Devil's Advocate |
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| finding truth by working together |
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| Sophists were professors of? |
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| man is measure of all things--relativism |
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| truth doesn't exist, and if you could find it, how would you communicate it? better to get fat and rich... |
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| dialogue by Plato about death of Socrates |
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| rationalism and empiricism |
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reason,
Plato and Descarte's roads through Philosophy |
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| - competition of ideas; to win |
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P believes X
X is true
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| physical proximity to God has to do with how high up or far down you are |
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| Descartes' steps to truth |
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| Rationalistic Epistemology |
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| theory of knowledge based on reason |
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| • Knowledge is an act of making the observable world intelligible by showing how it is related to an eternal order of intelligible truths |
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| father of analytic geometry and modern philosophy |
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| Rene Descartes is father of: |
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| scholasticism, skepticism, the occult |
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