Philosophical View Of The Self

Question 1

Know Thyself

Answer 1

Socrates

Question 2

Dualism
Soul as the core essense of living being.
Know thyself through others.

Answer 2

Plato

Question 3

Body and Soul. When body dies, the soul stops thinking.
Nothing goes to the intellect without passing through the senses.

Answer 3

Aristotle

Question 4

Mind and Body Dualism
I think, therefore i am

Answer 4

Rene Descartes.

Question 5

Dualism
About god.
We are morally responsible for our actions.
No good or evil, just a matter of whether good.

Answer 5

St. Augustine

Question 6

Empiricism
No self, you are an illusion.
Bundle of perception.

Answer 6

David Hume

Question 7

Naturalism
Understand our self via meditation

Answer 7

Dalai Lama

Question 8

Materialism
Mind and Body are separate.
Nothing exist but only matter.

Answer 8

Paul Chruchland

Question 9

Empiricism
Embodied subjectivity.

Answer 9

Merleau Ponty

Question 10

Empiricism
Tabula rasa

Answer 10

John Locke

Question 11

Self is transcendental

Answer 11

Immanuel Kant

Question 12

Psychoanalysis
Formulated Iceberg Theory.
Id, Ego and Superego.

Answer 12

Sigmund Freud

Question 13

Idealism
The concept of mind

Answer 13

Gilbert Ryle

Question 14

Confucianism
Achieved state of moral excellence rather than giving human condition.

Answer 14

Confucius

Question 15

Means love

Answer 15

Philos

Question 16

Means Wisdom

Answer 16

Sophia

Question 17

socrates process of discovering

Answer 17

Introspection
Observation
Feed backing
Assessment

Question 18

3 element of psyche of Plato

Answer 18

The appetite
The will
The mind

Question 19

4 section of the soul of Aristotle

Answer 19

calculative
scientific
Desideratove
Vegetative