LESSON 2-6

Question 1

A philosophical concept that explore the
mutual recognition of each other as
persons.
• Unique relationship between distinct
subjects.
• Refers to the characteristics of the human
person to engage in a very intimate and
personal relationship with others who are
different from him or her but who are also
like him or her.

Answer 1

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 2

• Person or human has an inner life or
interiority.
• Having an inner life allows the person
to give himself or herself to others.
• Allows individual to receive others in
his or her life and relate with them.

Answer 2

INNER LIFE OR
INTERIORITY

Question 3

• Intersubjectivity allows a person to
become closer to others in many
ways. Social interactions, persons
could agree and cooperate with each
other.
• Sharing emotions as grief, joy, love,
and many more.

Answer 3

SHARED EMOTIONS AND
KNOWLEDGE

Question 4

• Unique phenomenon of the human
gaze i s con side r ed a de f in ing
characteristics which set apart
h u m a n i n t e r a c t i o n fr o m t h e
interaction of other species.
• SEEMING is when an individual
presents himself or herself in certain
way when dealing with others.

Answer 4

SEEMING

Question 5

• DIALOGUE is an interaction between
two persons that happens through
s p e e c h o r t h e u s e o f w o r d s ,
expressions, and body language.
• GENUINE DIALOGUE occurs when
p e r s o n s a r e w i l l i n g t o s h a r e
themselves with one another.

Answer 5

INTERPERSONAL
RELATIONSHIPS

Question 6

is the ability to share
emotions. This emotion is driven by a
person’s awareness that the other is a
person with thoughts and feelings.

Answer 6

EMPATHY

Question 7

is the
willingness of a person
to be present and be at
disposal of another.

Answer 7

AVAILABILITY

Question 8

• A C C E P T A N C E . W e
understand and respect
each person as unique
individuals.

Answer 8

DIVERSITY

Question 9

must be founded
on relationships and bonds
established through mutual
respect and recognition of
human dignity.

Answer 9

Society

Question 10

• denotes a group of people
  living in primitive setting under a
  leader or chief

Answer 10

TRIBE

Question 11

• associates it to the
  other meaning such as “primitive
  society” or “preliterate society”

Answer 11

TRIBAL SOCIETY

Question 12

Tribal societies are small in scale; bound to their
spatial and temporal range of relations in terms
of society, law, and politics; and possess a
moral code, cult, and wide range of belief
system

Answer 12

TRIBAL SOCIETY

Question 13

Feudalism refers to the economic, political, and
social system that prevailed in Europe from
about the ninth to the fifteenth century

Answer 13

FEUDAL SYSTEM

Question 14

FEUDAL SOCIETY

Answer 14

KING
NOBLES
KNIGHT VASSALS
PEASANTS

Question 15

s the one which
uses advance
technology to drive
a massive
production
industry that will
support a large
population.

Answer 15

INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY

Question 16

is marked by a
progress from a
m a n u f a c t u ri n g -
based to a service
-based economy

Answer 16

POST INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY

Question 17

• Information society plays
a vital ro
le
with regards
to the circulation and
control of made-up ideas
which affects political,
economic, social and
cultural aspects.

Answer 17

DIGITAL SOCIETY AND
THE INFORMATION AGE

Question 18

is a person who is
knowledgeable and responsible
enough to effectively use different
social platforms in the internet. They
often engage in useful topics and
issues that will help build a better
society, politics and government

Answer 18

Digital citizen

Question 19

c o m m o n l y
understood as the end of
bodily functions. It also refers
to the separation of body and
spirit.

Answer 19

• D e a t h

Question 20

– “full stop” or “end
of a line”. Life ends and nothing follows.

Answer 20

End as Terminus

Question 21

– “goal, purpose, or
fulf illment”. Although we are oriented
towards our death, death is not the goal
of life but to live a meaningful life, to be
virtuous, and achieve excellence.

Answer 21

End as Telos

Question 22

is a state of being (over
all physical condition of a person),
not just only an emotion or a decision

Answer 22

Happiness

Question 23

i s on e
which is pursued for its
own sake

Answer 23

Nob l e g ood

Question 24

is found
only from what it can
provide.

Answer 24

Useful good

Question 25

is
g o o d s o l o n g a s i t
provides some form of
p l e a s u r e , t h o u g h
it does not have to be
physical.

Answer 25

Pleasurable good