- Read the following selections:
- Chapter 2 “Critical Thinking I: Being Reasonable” and Chapter 3 “Critical Thinking II: Logic” in Payne’s An Introduction to Philosophy(PDF document), p. 11-38.
- .https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/truth-pragmatic…of the entry “The Pragmatic Theory of Truth” in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
- Review Chapter 2(new tab) “Truth and Knowledge” in Dew and Gould’s Philosophy: A Christian Introduction.
- Watch the following videos:
- This video Objective vs Subjective (Philosophical Distinction)(new tab) explores how the terms subjective and objective are used.
- This video Is It True That There Is No Truth?(new tab) addresses the question “Is it true that there is no truth?”
- This video Gender Identity: Can a 5’9, White Guy Be a 6’5, Chinese Woman?(new tab) examines the implications of subjective truth.
- Access the threaded discussion and in 150-200 words respond to the following:
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of a subjective approach to truth?
- Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? Please explain.
