Wednesday, September 1, 2010
future quiz 1
Launching a new classroom routine: daily quizzes, which we'll pluck from the "Cloud" near the end of each class. Here's today's:
1. Why do you think philosophy's "center of gravity" shifts, for those to whom the future is a "vital question"?
2. What does James mean by his distinction between "the earth of things" and "the upper ether"?
3. How is a pragmatist's view of the future a philosophic form of protestantism?
4. (T/F) Dennett claims our beliefs about the future are irrelevant.
5. Bellamy's Looking Backward was written in the ____ century but takes place mostly in the ____. (19th, 20th; 20th, 19th; 19th, 18th; 20th, 21st)
That's all for now, answers to be discussed just before the next quiz. Isn't this fun?!
1. Why do you think philosophy's "center of gravity" shifts, for those to whom the future is a "vital question"?
2. What does James mean by his distinction between "the earth of things" and "the upper ether"?
3. How is a pragmatist's view of the future a philosophic form of protestantism?
4. (T/F) Dennett claims our beliefs about the future are irrelevant.
5. Bellamy's Looking Backward was written in the ____ century but takes place mostly in the ____. (19th, 20th; 20th, 19th; 19th, 18th; 20th, 21st)
That's all for now, answers to be discussed just before the next quiz. Isn't this fun?!
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