PHL 464 Entire Course (UOP)
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PHL 464 Questions
PHL 464 Philosophy Matrix I: Mythology, Religion, and Philosophy
PHL 464 Philosophy Matrix II: Ancient Quest for Truth
PHL 464 Philosophy Matrix III: Hellenistic, Medieval, and Early Modern Thinkers
PHL 464 Philosophy Matrix IV: Late Modern, Continental, and 19th-Century Thinkers
PHL 464 Philosophy Matrix V: Modern and Postmodern Thought.
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PHL 464 Questions (UOP)
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How do mythology, history, and religious dogma at the beginning of Western philosophy correlate?
What do the mythologies from the beginning of Western thought tell you about the mindset of the people who told and shared those stories?
How does the belief in the gods of mythology differ from your belief system? How are they similar?
This week, you learn about different ways of searching for knowledge or truth. Compare the types of inquiry the authors of the readings inside the textbooks describe? Which of those ways do you apply for your search of knowledge or truth?
Compare the type of inquiry of the pre-Socratic philosophers from the Abel text to the type of knowledge you find in the excerpts from Homer, Hesiod, and Sophocles. How does the type of inquiry influence the answers you are given?
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PHL 464 Philosophy Matrix III: Hellenistic, Medieval, and Early Modern Thinkers (UOP)
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Use the matrix to compare either Plato or Aristotle’s theory of knowledge with one of the religious thinkers from this week’s reading.
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