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Final Exam

Respond in a one page (double spaced) writing about any one new frame (concept or idea) you learned that you weren't aware of before the course and how you might employ that idea and utilize it in the future
• Select any one idea or concept I've covered during the Course. Examples:
• Plato's cave
• dread
• multiple intelligences
• Aristotelian/platonic reasoning/arguing
• romanticism ideals
• You are not limited to those, but those are by way of example to have you thinking about all the ideas and concepts we covered.

I will be in class Tuesday evening during final exam time if anyone needs assistance or would like a focused place to work.

• I forgot my gradebook at campus, so I will send out to each of you what assignments I am missing from you on Monday Morning.

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Areas of Our Study

(alphabetized, not listed as a calendrical schedule of events)

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Alpha and Omega: Philosophy

All disciplines, all sciences, all psychologies, all thoughts,
all ideas, all words...EVERYTHING...Ends at Philosophy

Proof is here

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Bloomin' Onions

Being Smart, Not Right, with Bloom's Taxonomy
and Multi-layered Matrices of Thought

Blossom here

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Pitfalls

Traps, dead ends, and cul-de-sacs deflecting philosophy

Jump here

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The Cave and the Cliff

Plato's Prison of a Cave and Sartre's Fear of the Unknown

Ascend here

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The Chair and the Brick

Ancient Cosmologies
Plato's Forms and Aristotle's Entelechy

Copy or build here

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Cosmology, a Demon, and Free Will

No past, no future, all is known, you have no choice

You have opened this box before

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Fallacy

You can be right and wrong at the same time

Slide the slope here

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Love and Lacan

Fragmented yet cohesive whole

Reflect here

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Fauxcault vs. Foucault

SJW vs. Activist: -isms, -ologies, and -sophies.

Choose a tool here