2. Please match the following:
| a. Warrantability b. Correspondence test c. Coherence test d. Pragmatic test e. Creativity test |
___ 1. To be true, a proposition must correspond to an object or event
___ 2. The general term for evidence or justification for making a truth claim ___ 3. Truth must not only work, but also bear fruit ___ 4. Measures the coherence and consistency among statements within a system ___ 5. What is true is what works |
3. Please match the following:
| a. Representationalist view b. Antirepresentationalist view |
___ 1. Actual states of affairs exist in reality and true beliefs accurately
represent them ___ 2. No one can climb outside their own perspective to speak of the world "as it really is." |
4. A paradigm is (circle one)
5. Deconstruction is (circle one)
6. Match the following:
|
a. Appeal to ignorance b. Appeal to emotion c. Begging the question d. Ad hominem e. Ambiguity |
___ 1. Using one term in two or more senses ___ 2. Circular argument-offering as proof the very thing you are trying to prove ___ 3. Ignore the question and attack the person ___ 4. Appeal directly to a person's hopes and fears, bypassing logic and consistency ___ 5. It must be true because there's no contrary evidence |
7. List three (3) of the women's issues you can remember?
8. What is the problem with self-deception? (VERY short answer)
9. What is your topic for the DISSENT & DEBUNKING research project? Note: Each answer missed is worth 6 points.
by Colby Glass, MLIS.
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