Philosophy

Autonomy

The Republic

Pre-Socratic philosophers

Crito

Augustine, Plato (influences)

Philosopher kings

Plato – what rules what?

Memory – enduring self –who?

Thomas Reid contradicts Locke’s theory:

Judeo-Christian view of human nature

Existentialist view of human nature

Feminist objection to rationalism

Eastern view of self

Hume – view of self

Plato – Innate knowledge

Aristotle knowledge of forms

Paley watch argument

Turing test

Augustine – view of reality

Berkeley – who perceives?

Objective idealism

Idealists

Anthropomorphism

Materialism

Materialists

Intentionality

Agnostics

Agnosticism

Subjective view of time

Existentialists

Ninian Smart’s Six Dimensions of Religion

Rationalists

Descartes – wax meditation

Myth of Cave – reality?

Metaphysics

Epistemology

Ethics

A Posteriori ( Epistemology)

A Priori (Epistemology)

tabula rasa

Primary and secondary qualities

Noumenal world

Cogito Ergo Sum

Categorical imperative

Ontological argument

Cosmological argument

Teleological argument

Mysticism

Kierkegaard

Augustine’s view on evil

Human freedom (Evil)

John Hick (evil)

consequentialist:

Agnosticism

• Ethical Relativism

Ethical Absolutism

Jeremy Bentham

• Hedonism

Egoism

Natural law ethics

Rule utilitarianism

Act Utilitarianism

Determinist View

Libertarian View