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metaphysics

explains natural phenomenon

what is the universe made of?

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ontology

the nature of human existence and the relationship between mind and matter

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epistemology

the study of nature and limits of knowledge

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logic and language

ensuring ideas have validity

constructing arguments with words

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ethics/aesthetics

examines the nature of beauty, art, taste and how we relate to art

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political philosophy

ethics at a societal level; about government, liberty, rights

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religion

are morals from God or are they a human construct?

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socratic method

repeatedly asking questions to stimulate critcal thinking

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absolute morals

applicable to everyone

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what happens in the allegory of the Cave?

3 prisoners, watch shadows on wall, one escapes and sees real world, comes back and tries to describe what he saw but they don’t believe him and he cannot see shadows anymore

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what is the point of the allegory of the Cave?

perception is not reality

what we know now can be proved false later

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who came up with the panopticon idea?

Jeremy Bentham

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What are some criticisms of the panopticon?

inhumane

not realistically applicable

using prisons for profit is ethically wrong

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who is Michel Foucault?

expanded the panopticon model

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what did Foucault say about the panopticon?

potential for surveillance states, doesn’t feel like tyranny

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what are the three panopticon effects?

  1. pervasive power

  2. obscure power

  3. structural violence

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phenomenology

the study of reality as it is subjectively experienced

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rationalism

use of reason leads to knowledge

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empiricism

experience leads to knowledge

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Transcendental idealism

both reason and experience are necessary to gain knowledge

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intentional consciousness

our attention is focused on something that can be material, imagined or abstract

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essence

we experience things differently: we must put differences aside and find the essence as a community

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Alfred Shutz

everyday experiences shape our understanding of reality

we construct reality

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bracketering

putting aside preconceptions before doing research