In the debate over the mind and body, Leibniz’s law is used to argue that
a. the mind and the body are separate but do not interact.
b. interactionism violates the conservation of energy.
c. mental events do not exist.
d. the mind and body are not identical.
d. the mind and body are not identical.
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a. Rousing the spirit to a life of constant observation b. The pursuit of truth c. The love of wisdom d. Discovering the nature of true beauty
In the context of ethical subjectivism, ________ is the moral theory that moral statements are neither true nor false but simply expressions of feeling.
A. ethical skepticism B. emotivism C. egotism D. individual relativism
Historical depictions of Mesopotamia refer to
a. all of the land around the Mediterranean Sea. b. the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. c. the name of Utnapishtim's ship. d. the moat around a ziggurat
The judges of higher pleasures:
a. must be capable of experiencing both. b. must have experienced both. c. must show a decided preference for one pleasure over the other. d. a and c. e. all of these answers.