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Russell tries to explain what “corresponds” means by arguingthat a belief “corresponds” to a fact when the “terms” in the belief arerelated to each other in the same way that the respective...
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Russell argues for the correspondence theory of truth byidentifying a “requisite” of a theory of truth, and then saying that therequisite leads to the view that the correspondence theory of truth...
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The correspondence theory of truth says that a belief istrue if it corresponds with a fact. What are some of the beliefs you have thatyou know are true? What is the fact or facts with which each...
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The textbook suggests that many things can be true includinga true friend, a true story, a true perfectionist, a true artist, and aperson’s true feelings. What do you think “true” means in each of...
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Edmund Gettier showed that knowledge is more than justifiedtrue belief by giving examples of people whose belief was true and justified,yet was not knowledge. The belief was not knowledge because...
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The textbook argues that you know something only if it issomething that you believe, that you are justified in believing, and that istrue. otherwise you don’t have real knowledge but, at most,...
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The textbook describes how difficult it was for a certainyoung man to know the truth about how his girlfriend felt about him. Describe asimilar situation in which you were involved. That is,...
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Hume asserts that all ideas are copies of impressions. Isthis a generalization from his own experience? If so, then how do you thinkHume would respond to this criticism: “Because Hume has shown...
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How would you summarize Hume’s criticism of the assumptionthat the future will resemble the past? Can you detect any weaknesses in hiscriticism? Explain in your own words what Hume means when he...
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1. How are Hume’s ideas about the self similar to theBuddhist view of the self examined in Chapter 2? Do you think Hume’s view ofthe self is a correct analysis of your self? Why? 2. Do you see...
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