at is the one thing that Descartes concludes he can be absolutely certain of, and which serves as a foundation for rebuilding the rest of his beliefs?...

What is the one thing that Descartes concludes he can be absolutely certain of, and which serves as a foundation for rebuilding the rest of his beliefs?

1. A.That we could possibly be deceived by an Evil Genius about absolutely EVERYTHING.
2. B.That God is perfectly good.
3. C.That he exists, as a thinking thing.
4. D.Mathematical truths (i.e. 1 + 1 = 2).

1 points  

For Plato, what activity/art is the key to "turning our souls around," away from the shadowy deception and imprisonment in the cave? 

1. Education
2. Justice
3. Eliminating the statue-bearers, and dousing the fire.  
4. The Form of the Good

1 points  

What are the traditionally accepted necessary and sufficient conditions for knowing a proposition, which Gettier challenges? 

1. Belief in the proposition
2. Justification for the proposition
3. The proposition is actually true
4. An opinion that the proposition is true.
5. That the proposition is valid
6. That the proposition is sound

3 points  

Fields thinks Getteir's examples do not actually undermine the traditionally accepted necessary and sufficient conditions for knowledge.

1.  True
2.  False

1 points  

Prisoners in the cave will gladly welcome the accounts of those who have escaped, and gained wisdom in the intelligible realm.

1.  True
2.  False