Reason and Experience and Personhood definitons

Reason The capacity for rational argument and judgement

Experience process by which our senses take in data from the world outside our minds

Analytic/Synthetic propositions  is the contrasting types of propositions we can have . Analytic - true by definition where the predicate is contained with the subject. Synthetic - not a priori analytic give us new information to how the world is.

A posteriori/ A priori is how we establish/ check our knowledge. A priori does not require sense experience to check whether it is true or not. A posteriori is knowledge that can only be established through sense experience.

Inductive/Deductive arguments methods by which we establish this knowledge. Inductive - starts with an observation and draws…