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After all of the criticisms he makes of physicalism, what does Nagel have to say about this position? 

Once the implants are received, what does Haji say about Beth and Ann? 

 Ryle illustrates the “Category-mistake” by using an example. Which of the following is the example he uses?   

Haji presents six varied arguments within his essay.  What does he call these arguments? 

Saul cites Chris Hookway when he speaks of three key features to “an interesting sceptical challenge.”  What seems to easily meet each of the criteria he lists? 

Which of the following describes how doubt induced by implicit bias is different from the doubt induced by traditional skepticism? 

Which of the following is not and example Ryle uses to explain the category mistake? 

Other than the bat, which of the following are other creatures Nagel discusses in his essay? 

In his discussion about reductionism, and the importance of having an objective characterization, Nagel uses an example of how one could understand the physical phenomena, but not understand human concepts and how they occupy our phenomenal world.  Which of the following is the example Nagel uses to illustrate this point? 

In the following, select that argument that best corresponds with the following descriptions:  It is not possible for us to be the ultimate originator of our actions [which1] If determinism is true, then Beth cannot but do A, and then Beth does not do A freely, and then Beth is not morally responsible for A-ing. [which2] Causal antecedents make it so that doing A is irresistible [which4]