DRA 1-28
DRA 1-29
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Transcript
DRA 1-28Escape Room
start
Introduction
1) Read the questions carefully and reflect on the key concepts of each chapter2) Answer each question correctly to move onto the next level3) If you answer a question incorrectly, return and reanswer the question4) Work together with your table if you get stuck
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Intro
Important Terms
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Final Test
Tests
Complete each test to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
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1/3
What is the central theme of Dependent Rational Animals by Alasdair MacIntyre?
Human autonomy and rationality
The vulnerability and dependency of humans.
Test 1
The ethical supremacy of animals
Which Philospher's ethics heavily influenced MacIntyre's argument in the book?
2/3
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Test 1
According to MacIntyre, what role does vulnerability play in the development of practical rationality?
3/3
It is irrelevant.
It undermines the capacityfor independent reasoning
It is essential and humans rely upon it for social relationships and development
It is a condition that mustbe overcome in order to bestronger
Test 1
According to MacIntyre, what role does vulnerability play in the development of practical rationality?
3/3
It is irrelevant.
It undermines the capacityfor independent reasoning
It is essential and humans rely upon it for social relationships and development
It is a condition that mustbe overcome in order to bestronger
Test 1
Intro
Important Vocab
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Final test
Tests
Complete each test to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
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1/3
What does the term "phronesis" mean?
Devine beings
Practical Rationality
Mechanical or machine-like
Test 2
What is meant by the term "animality"?
2/3
The physical and biological aspects of human life that connect us with other animals
The irrational and instinctive nature of human behavior
The irrational nature of nonhuman animals.
Test 2
What does MacIntyre mean by the term "virtue"?
3/3
A skill that enables one to achieve material success
The human behaviors that align with social expectations and values
Qualities that enable one to live a morally good life to fulfill their purpose
Test 2
Intro
Important Vocab
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Final Test
Tests
Complete each test to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
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MacIntyre critiques modern philosophy for focussing too much on the concept of rationality.
1/3
True
False
Test 3
What is the primary distinction MacIntyre makes between humans and other animals?
2/3
Test 3
Humans are the only species capable of forming social bonds
Humans are distinguished by their complete autonomy
Humans are distinct due to their reliance on complex language and moral reasoning
How does MacIntyre challenge the traditional view of human independence?
3/3
Test 3
By arguing that independence is necessary for moral development
By emphasizing the role of society in maintaining independence
By arguing the importance of vulnerability and dependence to understanding human nature
By arguing that humans have biological and physical similarities with other animals
Intro
Important Vocab
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Final Test
Tests
Complete each test to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
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What is the primary focus of Chapter 2?
1/3
Human emotional capacities
The physical strength of animals
Human and animal teleology
Political structures
What does MacIntyre argue is necessary for the development of virtue in humans?
2/3
Individual autonomy
Competition and rivalry
Social interdependence
Self-reliance
MacIntyre defines "human rationality" as the capability to think and act independently from others.
3/3
True
False
Test 1
Test 2
Test 3
Test 4
Test 5
Final Test
Tests
Complete each test to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
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MacIntyre introduces the concept of:
1/3
Religious Rationality
Practical Rationality
Philospophical Rationality
Self-sufficiency
Relationships and social dependency play a non-existent role in the development of human rationality.
2/3
True
False
How does MacIntyre describe practical rationality in animals compared to humans?
3/3
Humans and animals share identical rational capabilities
Animals have no practical rationallity
Animals have practical intelligence, but humans possess a more complex rationality
Humans are superior to all animals in practical reasoning and animals possess no rationality
Intro
Important Vocab
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Final Test
Tests
Complete each test to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
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MacIntyre emphasizes which concept as fundamental to human life?
1/3
Individual autonomy
Shared human vulnerability and dependence
Superiority of human rationality
Test 6
What framework does MacIntyre use to explain the relationship between humans and animals?
2/3
The inherent superiority of humans in moral reasoning
The shared biological and teological nature of humans and animals
The social roles humans and animals play in society
Test 6
What is necessary for human beings to achieve moral development?
3/3
Adherence to universal morals
Participation in shared social activities and communal life
Individual self-sufficiency and independence
Test 6
Completed
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