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Introduction to Philosophy

Nathan Smith

Chapter 4

The Emergence of Classical Philosophy - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

What are the advantage and disadvantages of a presentist approach to the history of philosophy?

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Problem 2

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a contextualist approach to the history of philosophy?

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Problem 3

What approach to the history of philosophy represents a middle ground between the presentists and the contextualists?

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Problem 4

What evidence suggests that many of the ideas that we attribute to Greek philosophers may have had their origin in ancient Egypt or Babylonia?

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Problem 5

How can one justify Parmenides's claim that the world is unchanging?

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Problem 6

What are Aristotle's four causes, and how did he apply them?

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Problem 7

How can one justify Parmenides's claim that the world is unchanging?

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Adriano Chikande
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Problem 8

What are Aristotle's four causes, and how did he apply them?

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Problem 9

How is Jewish, Christian, and Muslim philosophy different from classical philosophy?

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Problem 10

How did Philo of Alexandria develop Plato and Aristotle's ideas to explain the creation?

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Problem 11

How did Ibn Sina’s scientific approach differ from that of the Aristotle and the Epicureans?

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