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Philosophical Terminology for Comprehensive Exams<\/h2>\n[\/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”32″][vc_column_text]The short answer section of the comprehensive exams will be based on this list of terms (which will be reviewed in Senior Seminar).[\/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”32″][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner column_padding=”no-extra-padding” column_padding_position=”all” background_color_opacity=”1″ width=”2\/3″][vc_column_text]aesthetics
\nanalytic philosophy
\na priori\/a posteriori
\nargumentum ad baculum (fallacy)
\nargumentum ad hominem (fallacy)
\nargumentum ad ignorantium (fallacy)
\nargumentum ad misericordiam (fallacy)
\nargumentum ad populum (fallacy)
\nargumentum ad verecundiam (fallacy)
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\nconceptualism\/realism\/nominalism
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\ndeductive argument
\ndeontological ethics
\ndeterminism\/free will debate
\ndualism (metaphysical)
\negoism\/altruism\/hedonism (in ethics)
\nemotivism (in ethics)
\nempiricism\/rationalism
\nepistemology
\nexistentialism
\nextrinsic\/intrinsic good
\nfallacy of accident
\nfallacy of ambiguity
\nfallacy of amphiboly
\nfallacy of begging the question
\nfallacy of equivocation
\nfallacy of hasty generalization
\nfallacy of ignorantio elenchi
\nfallacy of non causa pro causa
\nfallacy of post hoc ergo propter hoc
\nfallacy of tu quoque
\nhypothetical syllogism
\nhistoricism
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\nlogical positivism
\nmaterialism (metaphysical)
\nmetaethics
\nmetaphysics
\nmind\/body problem
\nmonism (metaphysical)
\nmoral relativism
\nnecessary condition\/sufficient condition
\nnecessity\/contingency\/
\nnaturalistic fallacy (is\/ought distinction)
\nnihilism
\nnormative ethics
\nOckham\u2019s Razor
\nontological argument for God
\nontology
\nphenomenology
\npragmatism
\nprimary and secondary qualities
\nprinciple of sufficient reason
\nreductivism
\nreification
\nskepticism (philosophical)
\nsound argument
\nsubstance and accident
\nsyllogism
\ntautology
\nteleological argument for God
\nteleological ethics
\ntheism\/deism\/atheism\/pantheism
\nthree laws of thought: identity, noncontradiction, excluded middle
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