Ethics — тест и карточки

How is freedom defined at the start of the argument?

What distinguishes substance from modes?

What does knowledge of an effect require?

What do the first axioms say about true ideas?

What does the argument establish about substance besides God?

How does God act according to Propositions I?

How is an idea defined in Definitions I?

What makes an idea adequate?

What do love, desire, and other passions require?

What is the human mind identified as?

What allows absent things to seem present?

What provides a basis for adequate understanding?

How does the speaker propose to study emotions?

Which claim associated with Descartes does the speaker reject?

When are we passive rather than active?

What constitutes each thing's essence in Postulates II?

How are mind and body related in Postulates II?

Which are the three basic emotions?

What distinguishes hope and fear from confidence and despair?

How is a passive emotion defined?

What does good mean in Definitions III?

With what is virtue identified?

What does the Axiom state about every individual natural thing?

What can check an emotion according to Propositions III?

What is presented as the mind's highest good?

What must happen when contrary actions occur within one subject?

On what does an effect's power depend in Axioms III?

What does clear understanding do to an emotion?

How is blessedness related to virtue?

What strengthens love of God?