How Does Philosophy Define Human Person Flashcards

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The question on the nature of the human being is just one of the many issues tackled in philosophy. Philosophers ponder the concept of this and what makes him or her a distinct entity

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Human person

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refers to the individual, and all the attributes and characteristics that set him or her apart from other human beings

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human person

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Significant concepts related to the concept of the human person

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self
identity
personhood

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One of the most unique traits of humans

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Awareness of the self

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Like all other animals, human beings possess the ability to feel and experience

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Sentience

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This view holds that the self is a natural part of the human being, and self-awareness plays an essential role in recognizing the innate self. Religious views consider the concept of self as synonymous with the spirit or soul

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The self as innate

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This view holds that awareness of the self is gained through interaction with the world and other human beings

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The self as emergent

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This view holds that the self is composed of varied elements that change over time

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The self as integrated and developing

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defined as the distinct personality of an individual

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Identity

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the recognition of a human being as a distinct entity-a person

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Personhood

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This notion holds that a human being is considered a person if he or she possesses the ability to determine his or her life through “reasoned free choice.”

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The person as an “autonomous being”

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This view asserts that the human being has the inherent capacity to function as a person

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The person as a “unified individual”

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This view asserts that a human being becomes a person through interactions with other human beings

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The person in relation to others

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comes from the Latin prefix trans, which means “beyond,” and the word scandare, which means “to climb”

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Transcendence

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