L1 Flashcards
Tabular Rasa
Blank Slate
anything that can be possibly brought to the conscious mind
Preconscious
basic sensation of people’s experiences; usually strong and lively
Impressions
Gilbert Ryle
I Act, Therefore I am
Why are we always good according to St. Augustine?
We are made in the image of God
_ is the same as bodily behavior
The self
Primary concern throughout history
Self
John Locke
The self is consciousness
Concept of two worlds
World of Form, World of Sense
intellect that makes man know and understand thigns
Rational
the totality of human tendencies that is known through the way people behave
Human Mind
The soul’s tool to wisdom and perfection
Reason
the self is inseparable from the brain and the physiology of the body.
Eliminative Materialism
(nonphysical; real and permanent)
World of Form
Three Levels of the Mind
Preconscious, Unconscious and Conscious
Elements of Personality
Id, Ego, Superego
Proof of self according to Descartes
Being Self Conscious
Basic Emotion
Spirit or Passion
makes experiencing the intelligible worlds possible
The Self
(reality; temporary and a replica of the ideal world)
World of Sense
Thinking Self, Physical Body
Two Dimensions of Self
The idea of a personal identity is just a result of imagination
David Hume
Translation of I think Therefore I am
Cogito ergo Sum
to achieve knowledge and to use this knowledge to understand experiences
Power of Reason
the mind can grasp aspects of reality not limited to the senses
The Self Transcends experiences
responsible for organizing and synthesizing our thoughts and expressions
The Self
Basic Bio needs
Physical Appetite
Sensual Desires and emotions
Sentient
self constructs its own reality; it is the concept of _
Mine
Self is synonymous with the soul
Socrates
David Hume
There is No Self
Spouse of the soul
Body
All people have is a _;if there is no _ then there is no self
Brain
Immanuel Kant
We construct the self
To lead a good, flourishing, and a fulfilling life
Rational nature of the Self
The self has an immortal soul
St. Augustine
Not a philosopher but has had great impact
Sigmund Freud
Prerequisite to a happy and meaningful life
Self Knowledge
How humans differ
Rational Thinking
The Soul is the Essence of the Self
Aristotle
It is present from birth. This is entirely unconscious and includes instinctive and primitive behaviors.
Id
expresses the entire system of thoughts, emotions, and actions that make up the human selfq
The Mind
Everything that people are aware of is contained within the _
Consciousness
The Self as a Phenomena of Experiences
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Think deeply and make wise cuoices
Reason
is a single integrated core identity, a combination of the mental, physical, and emotional structured around a core identity of the self.
The “I”
Physical Body and Immortal Soul
Socrates
Sigmund Freud
The self is Multi Layered
A bundle of different perceptions
People’s Experiences
The conscious self is governed by the _ or the key to preventing inappropriate behavior
Reality Principle
The essence of all living things
Soul
Concept of Distinct Identities
Impressions and Ideas
Three Part Soul
Physical Appetite, spirit or Passion, Reason
Holds the internalized Moral standards and ideals that we acquire rom our parents and society. Provides guidelines for making judgements.
Superego
includes memory which is not always conscious but can be retrieved and brought into awareness.
Conscious
See, hear, touch, feel
Sense Experience
Paul Churchland
The Self is the Brain
Its purpose is to discover the causes of everything
Philosophy
make the man complete
Body and Soul
contains contexts that are unacceptable,such as feelings of pain, anxiety, or conflict.
Unconscious
St. Augustine
Self is known Through God
Rene Descartes
I think therefore I am
Best understood as a pattern of behavior
Self
The three kinds of soul
Vegetative, Sentient, Rational
Physical Body that grows
Vegetative
Two Dichotomous Realms
Physical and Ideal
defines and governs the human person
Soul
The self is an immortal soul
Plato
Achieved when reason is in control of spirit and appetite
Genuine Happiness
_is what gives people the sense of self, not the imaginary mind.
The Physical Brain
Thoughts and images from expressions;
Ideas
Responsible for dealing with reality. The develops from the Id and ensures that the id’s impulses can be expressed through an acceptable manner.
Ego
