An ad hominem argument is:
a. An attack on the opponent rather than the opponent’s argument
b. An attack on the opponent’s argument, rather than the opponent
c. An argument which avoids any hint of name calling
d. An argument which avoids casting doubt on an opponent’s character
a
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The value of the worker’s labor that produces the capitalist’s profit is called the
a. capitalist value. b. profit margin value. c. surplus value. d. stolen value.
The first guru of the Sikhs was
a. Nanak. b. Japji. c. Govind. d. Mogul.
Moral action is amenable to both a causal explanation and a:
a. Moral explanation c. Casual explanation b. Reason explanation d. Technological explanation
Enlightenment thinkers:
1. emphasize the power of emotions and feelings. 2. emphasize the transformative power of rationality. 3. believe that all of the world's problems can be solved by force. 4. believe that none of the world's problems can ever be solved.