'Secondary qualities' presentation slideshows

Review

Review. The Idea Theory. Partly Resembles. Dog. Sees. Dog. Mind. Idea of a Dog. Connotes. Dog. Dog. Mind. Idea of a Dog. Conventional Relation. Dog. Dog. Mind. Idea of a Dog. Conventional Relation. Dog. Natural Relation (Resemblance). Dog. Mind. Idea of a Dog. Denotes. Dog.

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General Philosophy

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The Age of Reason and Enlightenment

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Principle Of Financial Accounting

Principle Of Financial Accounting. Prepared by Dr.Siraj Ahmad College of Business Administration, Al-Kharj AlKharj University Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Unit-1 Introduction of Accounting. Learning Outcomes. Explain what accounting is. Identify users and uses of accounting.

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Epistemology

Epistemology . Rationalism vs Empiricism. Skepticism. Do we really know anything? How do we know that we know this? Consider the following statements: The sky is blue The confederation of Canada took place in 1867. Three types of skepticism. Common sense Philosophical Absolute.

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Empiricist Epistemology, Locke, Berkeley and Hume

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An Adventure into the land of...

An Adventure into the land of. Empiricism. Starring:. The 3 Anchor Points of Empiricism:. 1. The only sense of genuine knowledge is sense experience ( ie . What you touch, taste, hear, smell, see).

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The Empiricists: Berkeley Immaterialism

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The Empiricists: Berkeley Immaterialism

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Benedict de Spinoza (1632-1677)

Benedict de Spinoza (1632-1677).

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Section 7.2 Facing Reality

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Transition to Immanuel Kant

Transition to Immanuel Kant. Rationalism and Empiricism. Historical Overview. Rationalism. Descartes. Spinoza. Leibniz. Wolff. Kant. Locke. Berkeley. Hume. Empiricism. Empiricism. Basic tenets of Empiricism All knowledge comes from experience

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George Berkeley

George Berkeley. Empiricism, Idealism, and God. Idealism. John Locke holds that we construct secondary qualities, but primary qualities are real. Bertrand Russell argues that such qualities are best explanation of our beliefs. Either way, perception and qualities are independent.

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LECTURE 9

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Moral truth: relational properties

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Kantian Constructivism

Kantian Constructivism. So Far. Skepticism. Rationalism. Empiricism. Locke & Berkeley. Knowledge about the world comes primarily as a posteriori knowledge. Primary & secondary qualities, esse est percipi , etc. Hume .

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Locke on Power & Substance

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Empiricism

Empiricism. All knowledge of things in the world is a posteriori (that is, based ultimately on experience). Purely mental (i.e., a priori ) operations of reason do not provide knowledge about the world. John Locke (1632-1704): Representational Realism.

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