part 2 property dualism

Which philosopher invented the 'philosophical zombies' thought experiment?

• Leibniz

• David Chalmers

• Frank Jackson

• Daniel Dennett

Which term that we'd already studied, did Chalmers invent?

• Qualia

• Phenomenology

• Hard problem of consciousness

• Mental state

What is a philosophical zombie?

• A being which acts conscious but isn't

• A being which acts like its not conscious but it is

• A being which acts conscious and is

• A being which acts like it's not conscious and isn't conscious

How does Chalmer's 'philosophical zombies' thought experiment purport to undermine physicalism?

• Because we can imagine a physical duplicate that's not conscious - so must be more to mind than physical

• Because we can imagine a physical duplicate that's not conscious - so must be more to mind than the immaterial

Which 2 of these were objections to philosophical zombies?

• •A zombie world is not conceivable

• •A zombie world is conceivable

• •What is conceivable need not be metaphysically possible

• •What is conceivable need is always metaphysically possible

Which 2 of these philosophers didn't think philosophical zombies were conceivable?

• Wittgenstein

• Frank Jackson

• David Chalmers

• Daniel Dennett

Who thought that trying imagine a physical duplicate without consciousness, was like trying to imagine a physical duplicate with a different health status?

• Wittgenstein

• Frank Jackson

• David Chalmers

• Daniel Dennett

Which 3 of these were examples of things which seem conceivable, but the textbook doesn't think are metaphysically possible?

• The morning star existing while the evening star doesn't exist

• The brain existing while brain states don't exist

• Water not being H2O

• Time travel

Who came up with the thought experiment 'Mary's room'?

• Wittgenstein

• Frank Jackson

• David Chalmer

• Daniel Dennett

What is the other name for the 'Mary's room' thought experiment?

• The colour argument

• The knowledge argument

• The physics argument

• The brain-science argument