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1 | | How do philosophical problems arise? |
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2 | | How can philosophical problems be solved? |
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3 | | What is a philosophical theory? |
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4 | | How do philosophical theories differ from scientific theories? |
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5 | | How can philosophical theories be tested? |
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6 | | Construct an argument with the form of affirming the consequent. |
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7 | | Construct an argument with the form of denying the antecedent. |
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8 | | Identify and define the criteria of adequacy for good explanations. |
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9 | | Provide an example of the fallacy of hasty generalization. |
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10 | | Provide an example of the fallacy of appeal to ignorance. |
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11 | | What is the nature and function of thought experiments? |
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12 | | On what grounds can thought experiments be criticized? |
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13 | | On what grounds can philosophical theories be criticized? |
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14 | | Describe the difference between conceivability and imaginability. |
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15 | | Describe the relation between conceivability and possibility. |
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