David Hume Quiz 322

What is David Hume famous for?

• Skepticism

• Nihilism

• Relativism

• Darwinism

What was one of the main arguments of “Dialogues concerning Natural Religion”

• • No evidence to confirm nor deny god

• Evidence to confirm but not deny god

• Evidence to deny but not confirm god

• Evidence to confirm and deny god

• What is the main idea of the Empirical Criterion of meaning?

• To be experienced in the art of ayedunno

• There is a way to empirically prove reality

• Knowledge comes from experience

• People can have knowledge without having experience

If a tree falls in the forest with no one around does it make a sound?

• Maybe
• No
• Yes
• Sometimes

• Hume attempted to write a fully fledged philosophical structure

• Separated into 3 books:

• Understanding

  Passion

  Morals

• Outstanding

  Ration

  Portals

• Cloutcandy

  Action

  Mortals

• Stoutbrandy

  Fashion

  Corals

What is the "history of England," written by David Hume about?

• It is about the history of Englend

• It is about the history of England

• It is about the history of Englond

• It is about the history of Emgland

• It is about the history of Engiand

How do you pronounce David Hume?

• day-vid hyoom
• dah-veed hum
• day-veed hum
• david hum

What is the Copy Principle?

• The Copy Principle is based on emotions
• Impressions are derived from ideas
• All ideas are derived from reasoning
• All ideas are ultimately derived from impressions.

What is the correct example of using the "Copy Principle" by David Hume?

• Forming the idea of a unicorn by combining the impression of a horse with that of a horn.
• Combining the impression of a cat with that of a fish to form a new animal
• Imagining a new color that has never been seen before
• Creating a new musical instrument by mixing the sounds of existing ones

What is the bundle of the theory of self by David Hume?

• Bundle of thoughts that represent the paradigm of thought itself

• Bundle of actions that reflect the continuity of the mind

• Bundle of perceptions
• Bundle of emotional connections that materialize when recognizing subliminal messaging