According to Plato, what is the theory that states the mental and the physical are distinct and separable modes?

• Dualism

• Idealism

• Materialism

• Monism

In Plato's Division of Soul, which part of the soul is ruled by appetite and desires?

• Emotions

• Intellection

• Sensation

• Nutrition

According to Aristotle, what is the theory that states the mind and the brain are in the state of singleness?

• Materialism

• Idealism

• Monism

• Dualism

What is the term used by Aristotle to describe the compound of matter and form in every physical object?

• Hylomorphism

• Metaphysics

• Dualism

• Monism

What does Aristotle consider the soul to be in relation to the body?

• Dependent

• Intermediary

• Separate

• Independent

What is the term used to describe the relation of the self to the object-oriented world according to Aristotle?

• Nihilism

• Existentialism

• Immanence

• Transcendence

In Aristotle's Division of Soul, which part of the soul is responsible for the power of reason and thought?

• Nutrition

• Emotions

• Sensation

• Intellection

What is the term used to describe the limitations in our lives that are already given?

• Facticity

• Transcendence

• Spatial Temporal

• Historicity

According to the text, what is the term used to describe the spatial and temporal bounded nature of human existence?

• Finitude

• Monism

• Dualism

• Hylomorphism

What does the body act as according to the text, between us and the physical sense world?

• Barrier

• Intermediary

• Connector

• Obstacle