Aristotle is often considered an early ___________ because he emphasized observation and experience as the starting points for knowledge. He believed that we come to understand the world through our senses and then use reason to make sense of our observations.

Which of the following statements are true about the Kafkaesque themes in “A Report to an Academy”?

What distinguishes installation art from traditional paintings or sculptures?

In the “Night Walk for Edinburgh” installation by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, what unique feature enhances the immersive experience for participants?

What does Radamès request from the Pharaoh during the “Triumphal March”?

What is the name for the scientific process used to estimate the potential harm of a particular hazard using statistical methods?

What is a disease where malignant cells can multiply uncontrollably and form tumors?

     René Descartes: How did René Descartes arrive at the conclusion “Cogito, ergo sum” (“I think, therefore I am”)? Discuss the steps in his philosophical reasoning that led to this foundational statement. Your response should be 100-150 words. Or Immanuel Kant:   What are the key concepts of Immanuel Kant’s epistemology that we studied in class? Explain how Kant’s ideas about knowledge and perception differ from those of his predecessors. Your response should be 100-150 words.

Aristotle’s approach is ___________, emphasizing observation and experience as the basis for knowledge. He believed in the potential of the human mind to understand the world through systematic investigation.

Which of the following are examples of Peirce’s types of signs?