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What is Descartes's dream argument? |
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What did Descartes's dream argument and evil genius arguments purport to show? |
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What is Descartes's argument for the principle of clarity and distinctness? |
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What is the problem of the Cartesian circle? |
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Does knowledge require certainty? Why or why not? |
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What is the difference between primary and secondary qualities? |
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How does Locke solve the problem of the external world? |
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How would Berkeley respond to the question, If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? |
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How does phenomenalism close the gap between appearance and reality? |
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Explain the confusion involved in Berkeley's assertion that it's impossible for something to exist unconceived. |
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What is Descartes's dream argument? |
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What did Descartes's dream argument and evil genius arguments purport to show? |
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What is Descartes's argument for the principle of clarity and distinctness? |
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What is the problem of the Cartesian circle? |
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Does knowledge require certainty? Why or why not? |
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Explain the causal theory of knowledge. |
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Explain why the defeasibility theory of knowledge cannot be correct. |
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Explain the explanationist theory of knowledge. How does it explain the lack of knowledge in the Gettier's thought experiments? |
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Explain how the explanationist theory can handle the Gettier-type thought experiments. |
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Is the explanationist theory an internal theory of knowledge? Why or why not? |
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