For Hegel, what is most real is neither the world of science nor the world of religion but the social world, held together by bonds of kinship and community
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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“Perfection is ____________.”
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Berkeley argued against ________ that there was really no distinction between ________ qualities and ________ qualities
a. Locke; primary; secondary b. None of these choices. c. Hume; elemental; composite d. Locke; basic; substantial e. Descartes; mental; temporal
"Each singer in the College Chorus sings well, so the College Chorus sings well" commits the fallacy of
A) slippery slope B) equivocation C) amphiboly D) composition E) division
Where "F" stands for "Fred likes ice cream" and "L" stands for "Lou likes ice cream," the statement "Either Fred or Lou doesn't like ice cream" is best symbolized by
A. ~F ? ~L. B. ~F • ~L. C. ~F ? ~L. D. ~(F • L).