Lesson 1 ( part 2) Flashcards

1
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“An unexamined life is not worth living…”

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Socrates

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2
Q

The Soul is Immortal…”

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Plato

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3
Q

“I am Doubting. Therefore I…”

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St. Augustine

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4
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“I Think Therefore I am…”

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Rene Descartes

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5
Q

The Self is Consciousness…”

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John Locke

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6
Q

“There is no Self…”

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David Hume

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7
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“We Construct the Self…”

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Immanuel Kant

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8
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“The Self is the Way People Behave…”

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Gilbert Ryle

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9
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“The Self is Embodied Subjectivity”

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Maurice Jean Jacques Merleau-Ponty

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10
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“The Self is the Brain”

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Paul Churchland

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11
Q

“The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing”

provided a change of perspective by focusing
on the self

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Socrates

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12
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a method of inquiry by answering questions with another question. Socratic methods consist of two processes ironic and maieutic.

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Socratic method or Dialectic style of teaching

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13
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to make the seeker of knowledge, clear his mind for action. It
removes from his mind prejudice and leads to the humble and sincere confession of ignorance.

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Ironic process

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14
Q

draws the truth out of the pupils’ mind which is done using
dialogue or conversation.

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Maieutic process

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15
Q

Socrates saw a person as dualistic,
that is, every person is composed of ___________

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body and soul

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16
Q

imperfect and
impermanent aspect of every one

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physical body

16
Q

the perfect and
permanent

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soul

17
Q

responsible for the desires and
cravings of a person

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the appetitive soul

17
Q

the thinking, reasoning, and judging
aspect

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the rational soul

18
Q

accountable for emotions and also
makes sure that the rules of reason is
followed in order to attain victory
and/or honor.

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the spirited soul

19
Q

emphasized that
all three parts of the soul must work
harmoniously to attain justice and virtue in a
person.

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The Republic

rational soul- well-developed
spirited soul- checked
appetitive- contro