According to Hume's Argument, We Can Have No _______ Knowledge

question 22

Multiple Choice

According to Hume's argument, we can have no _______ knowledge.

• A) conceptual
• B) empirical
• C) moral
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Awe

A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder inspired by what is considered sublime or powerful.

Nirvana

In Buddhism, a transcendent state free from suffering and individual existence, achieved through enlightenment.

Humanistic Perspective

A psychological approach that emphasizes individual potential, self-growth, and the importance of viewing life and challenges from the person's subjective perspective.

Fully Functioning Person

A concept in humanistic psychology referring to an individual who lives in harmony with their deepest feelings and impulses.