The "double-consciousness" referred to by Du Bois is:
A. intended only as a metaphor.
B. simultaneously seeing oneself both as an individual and as a member of one's race.
C. experienced only by the educated elite.
D. an idea founded upon Stoic philosophy.
E. an idea founded upon the views of the British Empiricists.
Answer: B
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a. because the world is finite, we have few choices to make. b. because we have limited knowledge, time, and resources to make decisions, sometimes achieving the best available may be better than the best possible. c. because we can reason, our decisions are always right. d. even though we live in communities, our decisions should benefit only us as individuals.
According to Kant, "being" is not a real predicate
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The legal system that codifies ethical, organizational, and other matters in the Roman Catholic Church is called:
A. common law B. canon law C. absolute law D. moral law
James told me that smoking is bad for my health, but nothing he says can be true since he's a homeless bum.
A. appeal to the masses B. appeal to tradition C. begging the question D. faulty analogy E. genetic fallacy