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-Reintroduction of Greek Scholars to Western Culture
- Beginning of modern science as "non-dogmatic"
- Scholasticism, knowing god through rational processes not just faith
-Flowering of intellectual pursuits (i.e. DaVinci)
-Printing Press (1440), Fall of Constantinople (1453), releasing Greek scholars to the west.
-Increased emphasis on an individuals abilities, rather than bloodline, shaped by environment rather than inherited
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-Astronomical predictor
-world is made of elements (fire, water, air, earth)
-nature and life reduced to water, explain the behavior in the mind |
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-World is made of tiny particles (atoms)
-Living things had mobile atoms, nonliving had immoble atoms
-(links to active and passive mind) |
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-Sensations enter body as particles through pores in sensory receptors |
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-Spiritual and physical health balanced by 4 humors (blood, yellow bile, black bile, phlegm)
-Brain is seat of the psyche |
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-Theorems of Geometry
-Sensation distorts our knowledge
-Math is pure reason, not distorted by senses, math = truth
-Only humans have reason, not just feelings and souls |
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-Axioms of geometry and math, interobserver reliability |
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-Earth center o the universe, motion of the planets and stars different. Planets= "wanderers" |
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-Associated 4 humors with 4 temperaments
- Sanguine (Cheerful), Choleric (Fiery), Melancholic (Sad), Plegmatic (Unemotional)
- rudimentary views of personality
-Distinguisehed between Sensory and motor nerves
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-Attacked sophists, physical realit only part of life
-need transcendent principles- logic and reason
-Socratic method= rigorous questioning to get answer, knowledge is universal |
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-Socratic, pythagorean mysticism/math
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-Platos student. Empiricist, with nativist platonian concepts
-Dualist/emphasis on rational processes to know soul
-Inductive and Deductive logic for truth
-Organization/classification of scientific knowledge
-Dualist, Senses (body) inform soul (mind), but mind interprets and corrects info
-understanding of body is important for truth
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No active/immortal soul
-Mind functions to react to stimuli (not prepare for afterlife)
-somewhat hedonistic, enjoy the current senses (in moderation!) |
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-Used telescope to discover 4 moons oriting Jupiter
- Strayed from church dogma, forced to recant
-Primary qualities should be science subject matter
-Secondary qualities excluded from science (whats in the mind--> distorted view of reality)
-Universe can only be understood in mathematical terms |
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-Christianization of neoplatonic/stoic philosophy (became leader
-Platonic relationship between mind/body
-Sensory info primitive and consciousness is metaphysical (affirming platonic dualism) |
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-Reviewed Aristotle's works to reconcile church dogma
-Empirical but deductive apporach
-Aristotle's dualism vs Plato interactionism of church |
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Synopsis of medical treatmens, used Aristotle's dualism, incorporated it into Islamic belief |
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-Reintroduction of ancient scholars
empiricist, truth found in sensory agreement of observers
-Opposed Aristotle's deductive/rational view, inf favor of inductive/empirical |
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-Attempt to reconcile church theology with Aristotle
-Scholasticism
-tried to weaken church's hold on knowledge, truth could be arrived at by reason not just faith
-sex was still sinful |
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-Experience IS knowledge (empiricism)
-Sophist position physical reality is experience
-Occam's Razor- shave away rational and perceptual (unneccessary assumptions) and see things as they are |
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-Deductive logic, reasoning, math
-founded Heliocentric model (sun as center of universe)
-Seen as initiator of the scientific revolution |
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-Made laws for planetary motion (elliptical)
-Mathematical harmony |
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-Skeptical inductive approach: data first, let theory emerge after
-primary qualities should be studied for replicative purposes
-observer bias: personal/cultural/semantic/dogmatic
-USE TECHNOLOGY
-Influenced Skinner/behaviorism
-Goal of science is to improve human condition |
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-Renaissance, emphasized individualism, personal relationships with god, interest in classical wisdom, negative attitude towards Aristotle's philosophy
-discovering truth by understanding it rationally. Don't trust the mind because its easy to disort reality (nativistic and empiricistic)
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-natural/environmental causes for behavior and mind
-gives us physical science |
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-Believed you cant trust your senses
-Better to suffer an illusion, take things as they are
-Truth is relative and there can be many truths
-The original spin meister, believed you had to convince people of truth, taught such communication skills |
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Study as an end ot itself, not as a means to discovering truth |
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-Truth and order of universe found in pure abstract mathematics
-Mathematical truths transcent physical life (pure and universal [mysticism]) |
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-Blood, Yellow bile, Black bile, and Phlegm
-According to Hippocrates which was based on Alcmacon's Theme of Homeostasis |
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many specifics to general truth, data comes first before theory |
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-Thought, personality, behavior in someone. Represents soul/mind/self
-Freud used this as well as Jung |
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-Since Mathematical truths transcend physical life, they are pure and universal
Pythagorean belief
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-Copernicus theory that placed sun at the center of universe
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Alcmacon (humanist) said life and activity thought equilibrium
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illness of body and mind is an imbalance between the humors |
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conscious experience and movement due to spirits
-death was loss of spirit |
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-Sophist's paradox of a runner never being able to finish race |
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-Anaxagoras idea of a force that is a part of all life, oversees elements, permeates all living things |
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Authority figure to resolve discrepancies between what we perceive and what is actually happening |
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Our complex ideas= made of compiling bits and pieces
percepts->perceptions->ideas |
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-Rational processes lead to truth, but irrational reasoning may never allow you to see the rational explanation |
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-When we think of things, we tend to think of the opposite as well |
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The more experiences occur, the stronger the association |
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when we think of something, we tend to think of things that were experienced along with it, two things happening at the same time |
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when we think of something, we tend to think of things similar to it |
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seek balance between pleasure and pain. cooperate with what ever happens. Empiricists, free will present bu tno active/immorta soul |
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Nativistic, predetermined information, do not fight fate
St. Augustine
Humans passive matter acted upon by fate |
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Seek pleasure and avoid pain, no afterlife |
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Body the agent/prison of the soul/mind
Soul responsible for highest intellectual reasoning, using sensory info to create ideas
Sol strives to dominate body rejecting material world |
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God can be known through faith or reason |
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