DESCARTES|LOCKE|HUME

Question 1

I THINK, THEREFORE I
AM

Answer 1

RENÉ DESCARTES

Question 2

THE SELF IS CONSCIOUSNESS

Answer 2

JOHN LOCKE

Question 3

THERE IS NO SELF

Answer 3

DAVID HUME

Question 4

French philosopher ___ is the father of
modern philosophy

Answer 4

René Descartes

Question 5

is the keystone of Descartes’ concept
of the self

Answer 5

e, Cogito, ergo sum - “I think,
therefore I am,

Question 6

the act of thinking about the self-of being
self-conscious-is in itself proof that there is a self

Answer 6

DESCARTES

Question 7

For __ this is the essence of the human
self-a thinking entity that doubts, understands,
analyzes, questions, and reasons.

Answer 7

DESCARTES

Question 8

DESCARTES: If a person reflects thoughtfully, he or she will realize
that there are two dimensions of the human self:

Answer 8

the self as a thinking entity and

the self as a physical
body

Question 9

DESCARTES: he introduces the idea of the thinking self
(or soul) as a ___

Answer 9

non-material

Question 10

fully
governed by the physical
laws of nature.

Answer 10

Physical body

Question 11

independent of the
physical laws of the
universe

Answer 11

Thinking entity

Question 12

DESCARTES: Non-material. immortal,
and conscious being

Answer 12

Thinking entity

Question 13

DESCARTES:
a material. mortal,
non-thinking entity

Answer 13

Physical body

Question 14

The soul and the body are independent of one another,

Answer 14

DESCARTES

Question 15

THE SELF IS CONSCIOUSNESS

Answer 15

JOHN LOCKE

Question 16

The thinking self can exist independently of the
physical body.

Answer 16

DESCARTES

Question 17

English philosopher the human mind at
birth is tabula rasa or a blank slate

Answer 17

JOHN LOCKE

Question 18

The essential self-the self as a thinking entity-is
distinct from the self as a physical body

Answer 18

DESCARTES

Question 19

These experiences shape and mold the self
throughout a person’s life.

Answer 19

JOHN LOCKE

Question 20

Use the power of reason to gain knowledge
and, consequently, use this knowledge to
understand experiences.

Answer 20

JOHN LOCKE

Question 21

Knowledge is based on careful observation of
experiences. Reason plays an important role
in helping to gure out the signicance of
sense experience and reach intelligent
conclusions

Answer 21

JOHN LOCKE

Question 22

Thus, using the power of reason and
introspection enables one to understand and
achieve accurate conclusions about the self
(or personal identity).

Answer 22

JOHN LOCKE

Question 23

Scottish philosopher

Answer 23

David hume

Question 24

that if people carefully examine their sense
experience through the process of
introspection, they will discover that there is
no self.

Answer 24

DAVID HUME

Question 25

If people carefully examine the contents of their experience, they will nd that there are only distinct entities

Answer 25

DAVID HUME

Question 26

. Ideas are thoughts and images from impressions, so they are less lively and vivid.

Answer 26

DAVID HUME

Question 27

Impressions are the basic sensations of people's experience, such as hate, love, joy, grief, pain, cold, and heat

Answer 27

DAVID HUME

Question 28

there is no permanent self because impressions of things are based from our experiences where we can create our Ideas and knowledge. Thus, It may Improve or totally be replaced

Answer 28

DAVID HUME