KIN 305 Chapters 5–8 Quizzes and Lecture Notes | Study Guide, Practice
Questions & Exam Review
The Birth of the "Modern" World - ANS ✔✔What makes the modern world "modern"?
(The case of soccer at Estadio Azteca)
•From autonomous civilizations to an interconnected globe Expeditions and their cargo
• Diverse legacies of globalization-food versus sport
• The European catalyst in modernization and globalization
The ______ of learning and culture - ANS ✔✔rebirth
The Renaissance, Neoclassical Revivals of Sport, and the "Nature of Man" - ANS ✔✔• The
Renaissance and physical education
• Creating the "Renaissance man"
• Renaissance schooling-building bodies and minds
• From ancient Greek ideas to schools for princes and courtiers
Substance dualism - ANS ✔✔-views the person as two real, separate substances known as mind
and body
Value dualism - ANS ✔✔-the same as substance dualism but asserts the mind is more important
than the body
Behavior dualism - ANS ✔✔-asserts the mind controls the body
In theory, philosophers argue - ANS ✔✔t is absurd to believe something nonphysical (mind) can
affect something physical (body).
, In practice, - ANS ✔✔•we can never seem to work with the mind or body separately.
•the emphasis on mind in value dualism led to the undervaluing of the body, which
contemporary society is struggling to correct.
Protestant Reformation - ANS ✔✔transforms the West
Protestant Puritanism - ANS ✔✔opposition to medieval festival culture
Monistic materialism - ANS ✔✔-argues the person is made entirely of physical material so there
is nonphysical mind
Measurement materialism - ANS ✔✔-argues the person can be understood through
quantification of its physical parts
Reductive materialism - ANS ✔✔-examines the smaller parts to explain the larger whole
Physicalism - ANS ✔✔-holds that the material nature of the person prevents any deeper
meaning
Materialism - ANS ✔✔often fails to explain essential parts of the human condition.
______ and _____do not explain love or beauty. - ANS ✔✔Cells, atoms
New ideas about the _____ and biological realities of human nature - ANS ✔✔social
John Locke's "_______________"
Questions & Exam Review
The Birth of the "Modern" World - ANS ✔✔What makes the modern world "modern"?
(The case of soccer at Estadio Azteca)
•From autonomous civilizations to an interconnected globe Expeditions and their cargo
• Diverse legacies of globalization-food versus sport
• The European catalyst in modernization and globalization
The ______ of learning and culture - ANS ✔✔rebirth
The Renaissance, Neoclassical Revivals of Sport, and the "Nature of Man" - ANS ✔✔• The
Renaissance and physical education
• Creating the "Renaissance man"
• Renaissance schooling-building bodies and minds
• From ancient Greek ideas to schools for princes and courtiers
Substance dualism - ANS ✔✔-views the person as two real, separate substances known as mind
and body
Value dualism - ANS ✔✔-the same as substance dualism but asserts the mind is more important
than the body
Behavior dualism - ANS ✔✔-asserts the mind controls the body
In theory, philosophers argue - ANS ✔✔t is absurd to believe something nonphysical (mind) can
affect something physical (body).
, In practice, - ANS ✔✔•we can never seem to work with the mind or body separately.
•the emphasis on mind in value dualism led to the undervaluing of the body, which
contemporary society is struggling to correct.
Protestant Reformation - ANS ✔✔transforms the West
Protestant Puritanism - ANS ✔✔opposition to medieval festival culture
Monistic materialism - ANS ✔✔-argues the person is made entirely of physical material so there
is nonphysical mind
Measurement materialism - ANS ✔✔-argues the person can be understood through
quantification of its physical parts
Reductive materialism - ANS ✔✔-examines the smaller parts to explain the larger whole
Physicalism - ANS ✔✔-holds that the material nature of the person prevents any deeper
meaning
Materialism - ANS ✔✔often fails to explain essential parts of the human condition.
______ and _____do not explain love or beauty. - ANS ✔✔Cells, atoms
New ideas about the _____ and biological realities of human nature - ANS ✔✔social
John Locke's "_______________"
