For your Second Paper in our Introduction to Philosophy course, respond to one of the following prompts:

1. Explain and critically evaluate Descartes’ claim that “I am, I exist” is necessarily true. Analyze this position from the perspective of one other thinker from our course. Justify your answer with direct reference to specific passages from the text. 
2. Explain and critically evaluate Locke’s distinction between Sensation and Reflection as they relate to the production of Ideas. Analyze this position from the perspective of one other thinker from our course. Justify your answer with direct reference to specific passages from the text. 
3. Explain and critically evaluate what Hume means when he claims that knowledge of cause and effect is never “attained by reasonings a priori; but arises entirely from experience” Analyze this position from the perspective of one other thinker from our course. Justify your answer with direct reference to specific passages from the text. 
4. Explain and critically evaluate Kant’s distinction between synthetic and analytic judgements/knowledge. Analyze this position from the perspective of one other thinker from our course. Justify your answer with direct reference to specific passages from the text. 
5. Explain and critically evaluate Nietzsche’s claim that philosophical thinking in the style of Socrates requires us to become “clever, clear and bright at any cost”. Analyze this position from the perspective of one other thinker from our course. Justify your answer with direct reference to specific passages from the text. 

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