Briefly state the differences between relativism and the dialectical method. Who do you think is correct, the sophists or Socrates and Plato?

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• Briefly state the differences between relativism and the dialectical method. Who do you think is correct, the sophists or Socrates and Plato? Both? Neither? Explain your answer.

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• Assess Platos theory of the Forms from Aristotles standpoint. Is Aristotle correct? Give good reasons for your answer.

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• Briefly summarize Aquinas argument from change, the first of his five ways. Apply one of dAillys objections to the argument. Do you agree with dAilly that human reason is limited regarding proofs of the existence of God? Explain your answer.

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• Hobbes, Locke, and Berkeley each write about the human will. After researching those passages, briefly state whether each philosopher thinks the will is free or determined. In your opinion, who is correct? Explain your answer.

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• Describe what Hume means when he says that reason is the slave of the passions. Do you agree with Hume that passionin other words, sentimentmotivates people to act morally and that reason is enslaved to those passions? Explain your answer.

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• Kant thinks that everyone has a duty to act from respect for the moral law by obeying the supreme principle of morality. Kant thinks therefore that there is never a right to lie. If you agree with Kant, state why you think he is correct. If Kant is incorrect, give an example that shows that Kants position is absurd, in other words, that, in at least one instance, telling the truth would do more harm than good.

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• Decide on and write down a plan for how to justify your life by undertaking a meaningful project with others; support your plan by drawing from Simone de Beauvoirs thought.
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