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Lesson 6 Flashcards

1
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Refers to the human experience and meaning of the interhuman encounter. It opens up to the nature of commitment, the value of others, and the reality of love as the highest form of recognition

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Intersubjectivity

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2
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Highest form of recognition

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Love

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3
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Can only be performed in freedom.

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Love

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4
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Is grounded in the willingness of the individual to share and fully realize the meaning of life by being with someone

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True love

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5
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The interhuman relation speaks of two beings in the?

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I-Thou relation

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6
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In this relation, one hopes to make the other complete

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I-Thou relation

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7
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In this relation, things are of value because of the purpose that we put into them.

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I-It relation

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8
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It is purely empirical

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I-It relation

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9
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He writes that, “The essential problem of the sphere of the inter-human is the duality of being and seeming.”

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Martin Buber

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10
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Buber explains that the reality of human existence proceeds from two things

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What one really is and what one wishes to seem

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11
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For Buber, ____ are possessors of value.

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persons

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12
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To be precise, the human person is a ___ in itself

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Value

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13
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To ___ the human being is to value the human being in his or her being

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love

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14
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Finds itself intertwined in social and political relations.

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Intersubjectivity

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15
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Our social existence is grounded in the basic idea of what

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Mutuality

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16
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Our _______ ______ is grounded in the basic idea of mutuality

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social existence

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17
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The name of the epoch-making essay of Charles Taylor

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The Politics of Recognition

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18
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He said that the basic idea of “democracy has ushered in a politics of equal recognition which has taken various forms over the years, and has now returned in the form of demands for the equal status of cultures and genders.”

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Charles Taylor

19
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Who wrote “The Five Faces of Oppression”

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Iris Marion Young

20
Q

Iris Marion Young wrote what

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The Five Faces of Oppression

21
Q

The ____ ____ ____ as proposed by Young, attempts to explain the reality of structural injustice

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Politics of difference

22
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What are the five faces of oppression

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Exploitation, powerlessness, marginalization, cultural imperialism, and violence

23
Q

He accuses the whole of Western philosophy as a form of egology

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Emmanuel Levinas

24
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According to Emmanuel Levinas, the whole of Western Philosophy is a form of what

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Egology

25
Q

By ___, he mains that metaphysics is simply concerned with the ego or self

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Egology

26
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He explains that “in the thought of Levinas, the term totality refers to a fundamental perspective wherein the I is at the center”

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Levino Garcia

27
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it is at the center

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“I”

28
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I reduces the ___ to itself

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other

29
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For him, the original encounter with the face is that of infinity

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Levinas

30
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Is that movement from the “I” to the “Other”

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Infinity

31
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He explains that “face is ethical because it is simultaneously a demand, a begging command and plea.”

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Garcia

32
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Refers to a term used by Emmanuel Levinas, which means that to be human is go be ultimately responsible for the other

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Infinite Responsibility

33
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According to him, the self’s moral responsibility for the other is concrete because the other, the face, is concrete

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Garcia

34
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He reminds us that the responsibility for the other is a movement from “a home that we inhabit toward that place”

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Levinas

35
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He argues that true love is not a feeling.

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M. Scott Peck

36
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Are our temporary reaction to transitory moments

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Feelings

37
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Says that “it therefore makes sense to describe love and hatred as emotions, but not as feelings”

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Scheler

38
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Cites the experience of making a promisd

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Marcel

39
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Only ____ ___ can make promises

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human beings

40
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The man is a mere ___ to this obligation

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slave

41
Q

Marcel means the _____ between two beings

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communion

42
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Is a matter of maintaining an image

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constancy

43
Q

Is grounded in the temporariness

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compromise

44
Q

Ultimate act of human freedom

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True love

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