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Terms for INQ 111: Seeing Anew . . . Again You are responsible for learning the terms in this list that have been covered so far, e.g., as they are used in class or appear in the assigned readings—n.b. not all the words below appear in readings or are used in class. Look at least in the course book(s) for definitions or explanations. Pay attention to the use of these words in your readings and in class. Never be afraid to ask me or others what a term means (but do the research yourself first). These may be helpful for review. Last updated 13 May 2017. summer reading: Christianity ghetto Haggadah hajj iconoclasm (the) Inquisition Islam Judaism Ottoman Empire redact Talmud Torah information & library .com .edu .net call number e-mail http https Internet ISBN journal LAN LC secondary source World Wide Web liberal (arts) education etc. Andersen, Hans Christian authority critical thinking criticism critique Geisteswissenschaften hermeneutics human being knowledge nature Naturwissenschaften plagiarism thesis world Csikszentmihalyi conscious(ness) ego evolutionary epistemology maya self Einstein religion science scientific method (scientific) theory Genesis (Tree of Knowledge) Adam anthropomorphism etiology Eve myth George conventionalism moral relativism natural law nihilism King civil disobedience just law nonviolent direct action Levitt & Dubner causality (ch. 4, ch. 5) cause (ch. 5) conventional wisdom (ch. 3) correlation (ch. 4, ch. 5) economics (ch. 1) incentive (ch. 1) information asymmetry (ch. 2) morality (ch. 1) regression analysis (ch. 5) Maslow Being-psychology delight Freud hedonic factor helpful let-be (theory of) hierarchy of needs motivation theory (theory of) self-actualization Taoism Newman Locke, John Newman, John Henry utility Plato allegory belief dualism empiricism epistemology essence experience forms idealism ideas knowledge metaphysics materialism ontology perception philosophy Plato realism reality Socrates Socratic method Sophists Stoicism substance truth Rachels cultural relativism Shapiro Enlightenment education ethics liberal liberal (arts) education reason seven liberal arts tradition miscellaneous terms