PHILOSOPHERS (based on pages 18-21) Flashcards

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*Knowledge is the personification of good, while ignorance is that of evil

*Self- Knowledge is the ultimate virtue. As the ultimate virtue, it will lead to ultimate happiness

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SOCRATES (Idealism)

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Socratic Philosophy

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SOCRATES (Idealism)

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*Moral virtue is rooted in the intellect and leads to happiness

*Wisdom and Knowledge lead to virtue which will lead to happiness

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PLATO (Idealism)

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Dualism & Idealism Philosophy

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PLATO (Idealism)

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*Ideal is found inside the phenomena and the universals inside the particulars

*Ideals are ESSENCE and phenomena are MATTER

*MATTER has no form. ESSENCE has no mass.

*MATTER and ESSENCE need each other

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ARISTOTLE (Empiricist)

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Aristotelian Philosophy

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ARISTOTLE (Empiricist)

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7
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  • All knowledge leads to god

*Only Pure in heart can see God

*Love of God, faith in him, and understanding of his gospel will ultimately lead to happiness

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ST. AUGUSTINE (Platonism)

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Neoplatonism Philosophy

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ST. AUGUSTINE (Platonism)

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9
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  • “I think, therefor, I am”

*The mind and soul can exist without the body

*Establishing the distinction of soul from the body can make people believe in the afterlife and the soul’s immortality

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René Descartes (Rationalist)

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10
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Mind-Body Dualism

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René Descartes (Rationalist)

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11
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Theory of Personal Identity

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JOHN LOCKE (Empiricist)

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11
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*It is consciousness alone that identity exists, not in the body and soul

*There is a distinction between man & person

*The soul may change, but consciousness remains intact

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JOHN LOCKE (Empiricist)

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12
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*All Knowledge passes through the senses

*Separate ideas can be joined in the mind

*There is no self, only a bundle of perceptions

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DAVID HUME (Empiricist)

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Skeptical Philosophy

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DAVID HUME (Empiricist)

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14
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*Reason is the final authority
of morality

*There is inner self and outer self

*The inner self includes rational reasoning and psychological state

*The outer self includes the body and physical mind, where representation occurs

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IMMANUEL KANT (Rationalist / Empiricist)

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Metaphysics of the Self Philosophy

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IMMANUEL KANT (Rationalist / Empiricist)

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  • “I act, therefore, I am”

*The mind is not the seat of self. It is not a separate, parallel thing to our physical body

*The mind is a category mistake brought about by habitual use. The only way it can affect the other is through the external world

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GILBERT RYLE (Empiricist)

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The Concept of Mind Philosophy

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GILBERT RYLE (Empiricist)

18
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  • A fully neuroscience will eliminate the need for beliefs since “they are not real”

*The physical brain gives us a sense of self

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PATRICIA CHURCHLAND (Empiricist)

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Neurophilosophy

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PATRICIA CHURCHLAND (Empiricist)

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Phenomenology of Perception Philosophy

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MAURICE MERLEAU - PONTY (Existentialist / Empiricist)

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*Both empiricism and intellectualism are flawed in nature

  • “We are our bodies”

*Our bodily experiences do not detach the subject/object, mind/body, rational/irrational

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MAURICE MERLEAU - PONTY (Existentialist / Empiricist)

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Mother of all disciplines

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PHILOSOPHY

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Socrates prized student who thoroughly expounded on Socrates ideas of the self

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PLATO

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The philosophy of the self has been defined through two distinctions lenses…

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EMPIRICISM & RATIONALISM

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Plato’s prized student who expounded and formalized about the human self

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ARISTOTLE

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There is no such thing as innate knowledge; instead, knowledge is derived from experience

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EMPIRICISM

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There is innate knowledge; explains the self from the standpoint of what is “Ideal” and “True”

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RATIONALISM

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Dominant rational philosopher

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René Descartes (Rationalist)