Packet C: Bonus 12

When Yosef ben Yehuda asked Maimonides which of these two disciplines he should study, Maimonides told him to pursue both. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name these two disciplines. Averroës’ (“uh-VAIR-oh-eez’s”) doctrine of “double truth” holds that contradictory ideas from these two disciplines can be true simultaneously.
ANSWER: philosophy AND religion [accept in either order; accept falāsafa in place of “philosophy”; accept theology in place of “religion”; reject answers that mention “kalām”]
[10e] Maimonides and Averroës reconciled this philosopher’s theories with Judaism and Islam, respectively. This Greek philosopher theorized the golden mean of virtue in Nicomachean Ethics.
ANSWER: Aristotle [or Aristotélēs]
[10m] Ibn Sina claimed he read this book by Aristotle forty times, but only understood it after reading al-Fārābī’s commentary. This book studies “being qua being” and is titled for the discipline of “first philosophy.”
ANSWER: Metaphysics [or Tōn meta ta physika; or Ta meta ta physika; or Metaphysica]
<UCLA D, Philosophy> | Packet C

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Northern CaliforniaMain45.0025%25%0%
Eastern Canada (1)Main415.0075%50%25%
Eastern Canada (2)Main98.8978%11%0%
FloridaMain47.5050%0%25%
Great LakesMain1016.0090%60%10%
Lower Mid-AtlanticMain912.2278%44%0%
Upper Mid-AtlanticMain910.0067%33%0%
MidwestMain914.44100%22%22%
NorthMain410.0075%25%0%
NortheastMain1114.5591%46%9%
South CentralMain616.6783%50%33%
SoutheastMain1210.8383%8%17%
Upstate NYMain58.0060%0%20%
UK (North)UK56.0060%0%0%
UK (South)UK812.5088%25%13%