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Module 6: Philosophical Perspective 1 Flashcards

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Creation-Destruction Era

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Anaximander

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Anaximander

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Apeiron

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Limitless and eternal substance responsible for creating everything in the universe

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Apeiron

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Known for his pioneering work in cosmology, geography, and biology

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Anaximander

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He believed in the saying that not everything is created by Greeks or Gods

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Anaximander

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What are the two Anaximander’s Creation?

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Cosmic Generation and Cosmic Structure

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What are the two Anaximander’s Destruction?

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Return to the Apeiron and Balance of Opposites

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What are the philosophical implication of anaximander’s creation and destruction era?

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Abstract Thinking, Natural Laws, and Cynical View of Nature

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Orderliness and Harmony in Nature

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Immanuel Kant

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Father of modern ethics, aesthetics, metaphysics

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Immanuel Kant

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What are Kant’s Two Moral Philosophy?

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Categorical Imperative and Moral Law

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What are Kant’s Two Aesthetics Philosophy?

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Beauty and Purposiveness without Purpose

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What are Kant’s Three Harmony in Nature

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Teleology, Moral an Natural Law, and Human Dignity and Nature

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Power of Humans Over Nature

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Herbert Marcuse

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Hes critique highlights how modern society interacts with nature, urging a sustainable and equitable approach that prioritize both human and environmental well-being

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Herbert Marcuse

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What are the four Power of Human over Nature according to Marcuse?

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Domination of Nature, Technological Rationality, Liberation and Ecology, and Critique of Consumer Society

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The Ripple Effect: Every Action has Consequences

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Aristotle

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Even small actions can have significant impacts, likened to the ripple effect of a pebble in a pond, creating far-reaching consequences

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The Ripple Effect: “Aristotle’s Every action has consequences.”

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Relevance

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Reminder of the profound and often unseen consequences of our actions, encouraging mindfulness and responsibility in all we do

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Supernatural Trascendental Destiny

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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Highlights the intersection of divine providence and human agency, emphasizing that while humans are naturally inclined toward their supernatural density, they must actively pursue it through a life of virtue and grace

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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Pertains to the ultimate end or purpose of human beings as designed by God

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Supernatural Trascendental Destiny

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What are the four supernatural trascendental destiny?

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Natural vs Supernatural Ends, Union with God, Grace and Virtue, and Human Free Will

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