Human Being As A Social Person And Death

Question 1

makes us do these things / actions (a factor that acts as our motivation / inspiration)

Answer 1

Human Person as a Social Being

Question 2

The Triparte Soul was from who?

Answer 2

Plato

Question 3

Triparte Soul

Rational -
Spirited -
Appetetive -

Answer 3

Working Class

Question 4

A well ordered society is only possible if each part does what it should do without disrupting the functions of others.

Answer 4

Plato’s The Republic

Question 5

Proposed Man as a Social Animal

Answer 5

Aristotle

Question 6

Aristotle: Man as a Social Animal
Men and woman have a ____ desire to propagate their species

Answer 6

Natural

Question 7

Humans are capable of ____

The faculty of ____ necessarily implies man’s sense of good and evil, of just and unjust as beings having the said capacity

Answer 7

Speech

Question 8

Humans are social Beings

Answer 8

Homosocius

Question 9

Stated that - Modern Society also depends upon the people’s ability to criticize and reason collectively about existing traditions

Answer 9

Jurgen Habermas

Question 10

Reason in the public spheres (Habermas)

Answer 10

Communicating

Question 11

The ____ is prior to the existence of the individual

Answer 11

State

Question 12

Provided the definiton of different kinds of socities

Answer 12

Karl Marx

Question 13

Depends on hunting and gathering for production

Answer 13

Primitive Communal

Question 14

Involves class of slaves and class of slave owners for activities of production

Answer 14

Slave

Question 15

Involves rulers and class of subjects or peasants, and class of merchants for production

Answer 15

Feudal

Question 16

Involves bourgeoise or property owners and proletariat / workers/ laborers for production

Answer 16

Capitalist

Question 17

• Society to Individual
• Focuses on the large crowd and use them as basis of analysis

Answer 17

Macro Theoretical

Question 18

Society is built by the individual
Focuses on the small members, social structures of society as basis of unit of analysis

Answer 18

Micro Theoretical

Question 19

Stated that - The human person is not-yet-complete

Answer 19

Manuel Dy Jr.

Question 20

This is rooted in nothingness of the existence of the human person. The nothing is not the nothing of non-being.

Answer 20

Ahead-of-himself

Question 21

Morality and What does it mean to be normal

Answer 21

Karl Rahnner

Question 22

This is associated with the reality of the absolute meaning of human life and the value of authentic freedom

Answer 22

Mortality

Question 23

The true meaning of mortal existence can only be realized in human freedom: acceptance.

Answer 23

What does it mean to be normal

Question 24

Being and time
Being-towards-death

Answer 24

Matin Heidegger

Question 25

The existence of the human person must understand as temporal as bound to time

Answer 25

Being-towards-death

Question 26

Death is the human being’s ultimate possibility for the future

Answer 26

Being-towards-death

Question 27

Death completes and concludes the story of your life. As much as your life is yours

Answer 27

My death is mine

Question 28

We can die any time. Moreover, we must be ready in transit towards fulfilling this

Answer 28

My death must happen and my death can happen anytime