Materialism, Idealism, & Dualism
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the difference between understanding & imagining?
Understanding deals with ideas
Imagination deals with thoughts
Understanding deals with pure concepts
Imagination deals with images or represenations
Understanding deals with knowledge
Imagination deals with wishes
Understanding deals with images or representations
Imagination deals with pure concepts
2.
Multiple Choice
Think of a triangle...
Understanding of triangle
Imagination pictures the exact shape
Understanding of the image
Imagination allows us to understand the triangle
3.
Multiple Choice
A Chiliagon is a 1,000 sided shape
I understand the concept
I cannot picture it
My imagination is limited
I understand the image
I picture it
My imagination is NOT limited
I understand the concept
I can picture it
My imagination is limited
I understand the image
I cannot picture it
My imagination is NOT limited
4.
Multiple Choice
Descartes argues that imagination is NOT an essential part of the mind
False
Maybe
True
Depends on the situation
5.
Multiple Choice
Where do sensations like pleasure, taste, emotion, and pain come from?
They come to us through experience
We know through day to day interactions
They come to us in waves
We know through experience
They come to us voluntarily
We create them in our mind
They come to us involuntarily
We do NOT create them in our mind
6.
Multiple Choice
Descartes argues the existence of a material world by saying...
There is no physical world but our corporal body exists
The physical world exists but the corporal body does NOT
The physical world exists & so does the corporal body
There is no physical world our bodies are our imagination
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