QUESTION 7 10 points Save Answer Who believed that reason is unable to tell me w

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QUESTION 7 10 points Save Answer Who believed that reason is unable to tell me whether I should prefer to destroy the entire world over the choice of scratching my little finger? Kant Hume O Jeremy Bentham John Stuart Mill QUESTION 8 10 points Save Answer the "second sex means that, according to Freud, all sexual relations are necessarily coming after an infantile period of sexuality that is, in various ways, repressed during the formative years and so all sexual encounters are specifically re-discoveries of what had been known, but repressed, before. that, according to de Beauvoir, women are not created in the image of God and so must be thought of as being second" in the sense of not being created first that, according to de Beauvoir, the woman" has historically been defined as being other than what "man" is. This renders women in a secondary position O that, according to Kant, a concern for feminist issues necessarily is anti- universal, and so therefore it must be a kind of derivativeor "secondary" -- moral imperative, similar to a hypothetical imperative but different in important ways. QUESTION 9 10 points Save Answer Plato refused tragic poets entry into the republic for all of the following EXCEPT O Tragic poets do not know anything valuable O Agitating the emotions is the lowest part of the soul, and the poets basically only agitate emotions He thought that the poets wrote bad poetry O Tragic poets are basically just expressing complaints without teaching people anything about the truth

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Ans. 7 Option B

David Hume given this quote, according to him, rationality is a characteristic of human being and the reason is the slave to the passions.

Ans. 8 Option C

Beauvoir described that man is considered the default, while women is considered the “others”, according to her, two factors explain the evolution of women’s conditions, participation in production and freedom from reproductive slavery.

Ans. 9 Option B

According to Plato, the emotions are the lowest parts of soul and tragic poets always influence emotions so that Plato believed that philosophy and Poetry cannot live together.

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