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1. Cartesian Dualism is the doctrine that A. Rene Descartes was successful in winning duels B. Mind and body exist in different realms of reality C. Gender differences are fundamental and extensive D. Our knowledge does not come from our sense impressions 2. Which is not a point specifically debated in David Hume's "Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion"? A. Whether nature gives any evidence of the existence of a theistic, caring God B. nether the world is on balance good or evil C. Whether God exists D. Whether the design argument is a flawed argument by analogy 3. How do you know that everything you see around you is not just part of a dream? This is a problem of: A. Semiotics B. Ethics C. Epistemology D. Aesthetics 4. What does Carol Christ emphasize in her account of the goddess? A. She stresses that God is, in actual fact, a woman rather than a man B. The symbol of the Goddess aids the process of naming and reclaiming the female body and its cycles and processes C. She invokes the goddess through Wiccan magical rituals that will allow us to get revenge on our enemies D. Christ sees little value in semiotics and says we must have a purely logical and empirical understanding of the nature of God 5. In John Locke's account of knowledge, "sensation" differs from "reflection" in that: A. Both sensation and reflection are determined by the intellect B. Reflection is in fact more sensational, while sensation is more phenomenal C. Reflection furnishes the understanding while sensation more precisely determines our will D. The first concerns our perceptions of external things while the second concerns our perception of the operations of our own minds . Which of the following is not a Form, in Plato's sense? A. a circle drawn B. the perfect circle C. the number two itself D. true justice non a blackboard

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Mind and body exist in different real/ms of reality the central idea of Cartesian duality is that the immaterial mind and physical body are ontologically destinies substances but interact casually Rene Descartes asserted that mind and body are different things