Introduction to Philosophy flashcards
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This Introduction to Philosophy page on GoConqr gathers more than 30 community-made flashcard decks, covering key terms, arguments and branches of philosophy. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to practice vocabulary and questions at university and school levels. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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55 cardsPhilosophy A2 AQA Key Words A - C Philosophy key words from A2 Lacewing A - C. They are the first 55 key words from the glossary, that every ...
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48 cardsPHIL-1301 Unit #1 Study Deck!
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48 cardsPHIL-1301 Unit #2 Study Deck!
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35 cardsPhilosophy Exam 1
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51 cardsPhilosophy basic philosophical questions?
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200 cardsPHL 314 EXAM 3 Rules of interference:
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72 cardsPhilosophy What are the four virtues?
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44 cardsPHILOSOPHY FINAL | STUDY GUIDE what is Plato's allegory of the cave meant to illustrate?
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61 cardsEpistemology What is Epistemology?
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79 cardsgr,12 PHILOSOPHY
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50 cardsKey words- philosophy
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35 cardsPhilosophy Test Chapter 2: Human Nature
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34 cardsphy100 exam one study guide What is Philosophy?
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29 cardsIntroducing philosophy What does John campebell describe philosophy as
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38 cardsPhil 201
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26 cardsPHIL 201 MIDTERM EXAM Define "Argument" PM1
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18 cardsDurant
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22 cardsDivision of Philosopy Division of Philosopy
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38 cardsUntitled
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18 cardsPHL1006_Introduction and David Hume (Lecture 1) What are the ways in which we can look at answering the question "What is philosophy?"
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15 cardsEvidence and Argument _ What is Philosophy? What is PHILOSOPHY?
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17 cardsphilosophy key words
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16 cardsPhilosophy basics What is the difference between proof and probability?
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16 cardsUSELF MIDTERMS "loving" or "fond of"
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12 cardsEthics in this context, philosophy is defined by going back to the origin of the word where it originally comes fr...
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17 cardsPhilosophy
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15 cardsChapter 1 - Introduction
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15 cardsPhilosophical Terms
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19 cardsPhilosophy- key terms A Priori p
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21 cardsPhilosophy exam one
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7 cardsMain Branches of Philosophy 7 Main branches of philosophy
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5 cardsOverview Philosophy What is Philosophy? Philosophy = love of wisdom (Greek)
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6 cardsIdentifications Introduction
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13 cardsSociology
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9 cardsUntitled What is human nature?
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6 cardsBranches of Philosophy Branch of philosophy which deals with the fundamental questions of reality.
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4 cardsphilosophy: quick notes rene descartes: discarding all beliefs and truths john locke: primary and secondary qualities irish philoso...
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48 cardsUntitled
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50 cardsUntitled THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF DESCRIBING A HUMAN BEING. BUT MOST OF IT DO NOT PRECISELY DEFINE OR DESCRIBE A HUMAN...
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59 cardsUntitled What were 2 of Darwin's theories?
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The decks offer different ways into this unit. Overview Philosophy includes questions about metaphysics and epistemology, while Philosophy Exam 1 brings together terms such as premise, conclusion and dualism. Philosophical Terms includes necessary and sufficient conditions, as well as qualia and intentionality.
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For a starting point, try Overview Philosophy for its introductory questions. If you are preparing for A-level Philosophy, Philosophy A2 AQA Key Words A - C offers a focused set of terms. Work through a deck by recalling each answer before checking it, then return to cards you found difficult.
When you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can provide a different way to check what you remember. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying and give it a try.
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Which flashcard deck is a useful place to start?
Overview Philosophy is a useful starting point if you want introductory questions, including questions about metaphysics and epistemology. For vocabulary practice, Philosophy Exam 1 includes terms such as premise, conclusion and materialism. You can choose between a question-led deck and a terms deck according to what you want to practice.
Do these flashcards suit school and university study?
Yes. The collection includes resources at both school and university levels. School students preparing for A-level Philosophy can look at Philosophy A2 AQA Key Words A - C. University students and professional candidates can also explore decks on philosophical terms, introductory questions and arguments.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so the decks take different approaches to the unit. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own study resources.