An argument is made up of ____.

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Because of its refusal to commit to belief, any philosophers conclude that skepticism is simply unlivable.

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Based on your response to 8 above, we generally call Sextus' method philosophical:

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Like skepticism, the ultimate goal of most Ancient Greek philosophies was:

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Sextus was a follower of the Ancient Greek philosopher _________________ .

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The Greek word _________________ means "to search."

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Sextus Empiricus was chiefly concerned to argue against:

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Sextus argues that, ultimately, a skeptic must discard his or her skepticism and live with at least some beliefs.

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Sextus Empiricus is our best source for our knowledge of Ancient:

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_________________ is the Greek word for "free from disturbance."

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Sextus Empiricus was both a philosopher and a physician.

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Like his teacher Plato, Aristotle sought the essence of things.

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Aristotle argues that there must be some fundamental "stuff" if knowledge of the world is to be possible, and this is what he calls " _________________ ."

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Unlike earlier philosophers, Aristotle did not distrust the ________ but used them, to observe, to collect specimens and to experiment.

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One motivation for Aristotle's notion of substance is the problem of:

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Between the extremes of humility and arrogance lies the virtuous mean of

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The function argument is used to show that, for humans, our function is:

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Central to Aristotle's philosophy is a rejection of the distinction between _________________ and _________________ that defined the views of both Socrates and Plato as well as many of the Pre-Socratics,

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Aristotle rejected _________________ and yet, his philosophy also involved a "reaching beyond," not beyond sensible experience but beyond the actual state of things.

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_________________ (Greek word) is often translated as "doing well" or "flourishing."

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