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Intro to Formal Philosophy
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Module 6
Empiricism and the Kantian Synthesis
1
Locke's Primary and Secondary Qualities
Explain Locke's distinction between primary and secondary qualities.
2
Berkeley's Idealism: From Empiricism to Immaterialism
Reconstruct Berkeley's arguments for idealism from empiricist premises.
3
Hume's Fork and Regularity Theory of Causation
Explain Hume's fork and his regularity theory of causation.
4
Hume's Problem of Induction and Scientific Knowledge
Analyze Hume's problem of induction and its significance for scientific knowledge.
5
Kant's Judgments: Analytic, Synthetic, A Priori, and A Posteriori
Explain Kant's distinction between analytic/synthetic and a priori/a posteriori judgments.
6
Kant's Copernican Revolution & Categories of Understanding
Describe Kant's 'Copernican Revolution' and the role of the categories of understanding.
7
Kant's Synthesis: Bridging Rationalism and Empiricism
Explain how Kant's transcendental idealism attempts to resolve the rationalism-empiricism debate.
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