Philosophy General Knowledge

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Who is believed to have coined the word philosophia?
Pythagoras
Who is credited as the first skeptic philosopher?
Pyrrho
Who wrote the book "Leviathan"?
Thomas Hobbes
Who wrote the book "The Prince"?
Machiavelli
Who wrote the treatise "On the Soul"?
Aristotle
Who stated that "cogito ergo sum"?
René Descartes
Marxism was inspired by which 2 people?
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Sun Tzu is best known for writing which book?
Art of War
How many chapters does the above have?
13
What is Zeno of Elea best known for?
Paradoxes
Which philosophical system's main idea is "the cultivation of virtue and the development of moral perfection"?
Confucianism
What is often considered to be one of the main philosophical currents or "schools" of the ancient Warring States period in China?
Legalism
First name of person who invented Kantian ethics
Immanuel
Kantian ethics is a formulation of which branch of philosophical ethics?
Deontological
What is vital to the construction of the moral laws in Kantian ethics?
Categorical Imperatives
John Stuart Mill is a proponent of which philosophical theory?
Utilitarianism
Who developed the above theory?
Jeremy Bentham
In which theory do people agree to gain security in return for subjecting themselves to an absolute sovereign?
Social Contract
Which idea states that individuals are born without built-in mental content and that therefore all knowledge comes from experience or perception?
Tabula Rasa
Who's philosophy is the above?
John Locke
In philosophy of mind, which view denies that the mental and the physical are two fundamentally different things?
Neutral Monism
Which concept states that the universe has been recurring, and will continue to recur, in a self-similar form an infinite number of times across infinite time or space?
Eternal Return
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Level 65
Aug 23, 2017
What is motivation? What is life? Why do we care?

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Level 54
Nov 9, 2019
"In philosophy of mind, which view denies that the mental and the physical are two fundamentally different things?"

Too vague. Many answers satisfy this. Materialism/physicalism can also be the right answer.

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Level 40
Nov 4, 2020
could the art of war be accepted for art of war?
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Level 50
Nov 14, 2020
There is only one Categorical Imperative, it's not "Categorical Imperativesssss"
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Level 17
Mar 5, 2022
But you can use it in plural too, because a moral law should, according to Kant, always be a categorical imperative. If you have multiple situations to which the imperative applys then they are all thecnically cathegorical imperatives. I do agree that it's cofusing here tho, because the question is "what is" and not "what are"