Philosophy Flashcards

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In Philosophy what matters is the ———- and NOT the ANSWER.

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question

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Wonder is the feeling of a philosopher, and philosophy starts with WONDER

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Socrates

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philosophizing

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WONDER - →QUESTION- → REASONING PROCESS → CRITICAL THINKING

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4
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philia’ ‘Philo’ or ‘philein’

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love

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5
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sophia

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wisdom

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Philosophy is THE —————— in their ULTIMATE CAUSES or PRINCIPLES acquired by the NATURAL LIGHT OF REASON ALONE.

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SCIENCE OF ALL THINGS or BEINGS

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SCIENCE..

from the Latin ——means to know

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‘scire’

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Philosophy is a science

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It aims for CERTITUDE.

  1. It strives to know the WHYS OF THINGS
  2. It involves CRITICAL THINKING that includes questioning, analyzing, synthesizing, evaluating, and judging.
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9
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TWO TYPES OF BEING:

St. Thomas Aquinas

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Necessary and Contingent

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GOD -Exists eternally;

No beginning or end

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Necessary

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HUMAN - Existence is caused

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Contingent

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looks into the REASON and ULTIMATE WHY’S and WHERETOFORE’S of all things

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Ultimate causes

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13
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IT MEANS THE ‘HUMAN REASON’

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Natural Light of Reason

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14
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Branches of Philosophy

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MAPALETECS

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15
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beyond

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meta

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16
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nature/physical

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physikon

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17
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Investigates the FUNDAMENTAL NATURE of reality, being and existence.

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Metaphysics

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18
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Question of REALITY and BEING.

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Metaphysics

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19
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Questions about NON-PHYSICAL WORLD such as; “do angels exist?”

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Metaphysics

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20
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sense of perception

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aisthetikos

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21
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studies beauty and the Art

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aesthetics

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22
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man’s creativeness/skills

in doing things beautifully

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art

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23
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quality attributed to whatever pleases the beholder such as form, color, behavior.

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beauty

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24
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mind, soul, spirit

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psyche

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25
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study of

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logos

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26
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Studies the nature and functioning of the mind.

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Pilosophical or Rational Psychology

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27
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known as the science of behavior and the “theory of the mind”

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Pilosophical or Rational Psychology

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28
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worth or value

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axios

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29
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Nature of values and Value judgments.

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axiology

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Analyzes the meaning, characteristic, origin, types, criteria, and knowledge of values.

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axiology

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31
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word of

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logos

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32
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treatises or thought

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logike

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33
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Science and art of correct thinking

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LOGIC

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34
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METHODS OF ARGUMENT

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LOGIC

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35
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customs, manners the right and wrong in man’s behavior

and the morality of human acts and conducts.

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ethos

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36
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man and actions

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ethics

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37
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God

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Theos

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38
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right, just

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dike

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39
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Studies the nature, being, goodness and justice of God in the light of reason alone

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theodicy

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40
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knowledge

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episteme

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41
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study of

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logos

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42
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study of the origins, nature, truthfulness, and validity of knowledge.

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Epistemology

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43
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WORLD or UNIVERSE

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kosmos

44
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STUDY of

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logos

45
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Study of the universe or world including its origin, dynamics and characteristics, as well as the laws that govern its order.

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cosmology

46
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theory of the universe

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cosmology

47
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Philosophical search for knowledge of the ultimate foundation of the state, it ideal form and its basic power

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Social or Political Philosophy

48
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Man and State

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Social or Political Philosophy

49
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Ancient Philosophers (Cosmocentric)

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Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes, Heraclitus, Pythagoras, Democritus

50
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primary substance is WATER

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Thales

51
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Primary Substance: Boundless, unchanging,

undefined. (Apeiron)

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Anaximander

52
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Man is a being that has evolved from the animals of another species lower than his, in fact from fish.

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Anaximander

53
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Primary Substance: AIR

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anaximenes

54
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Air undergoes 2 processes

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Condensation and Rarefaction

55
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Air is —— for life- all known living creatures need air to survive

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central

56
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Primary Substance: FIRE

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Heraclitus

57
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The world is in a constant CHANGE.

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Heraclitus

58
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“You can not step in the same river twice.”

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Heraclitus

59
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The only permanent thing in this world CHANGE.”

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Heraclitus

60
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The world is made up of Numbers

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Pythagoras

61
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All things take up SPACE and have MEASURE.

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Pythagoras

62
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Primary Substance: ATOMS

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Democritus

63
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tiny, imperceptible, indestructible, indivisible, eternal and uncreated

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Atoms

64
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Man is ——- a world

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Himself

65
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understand man in the context of the world.

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Greek philosophers

66
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ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY

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cosmocentric

67
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Socratic Period 470– 300 B.C (ANTHROPOCENTRIC) Philosophers

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Socrates, Plato, Aristotle

68
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Gifted thinker of ancient Athens who helped lay the foundation of Western Philosophy

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Socrates

69
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The human soul should be nurtured properly.

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Socrates

70
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Socrates- Through acquisition of

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KNOWLEDGE, WISDOM AND VIRTUE. (knowledge of good life)

71
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KNOWING WHAT IS RIGHT MEANS DOING WHAT IS RIGHT!

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Socrates

72
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KNOWLEDGE + VIRTUE = WISDOM =

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HAPPINESS

73
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The “IDEALIST

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Plato

74
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Born into a wealthy family in the second year of the Peloponnesian War

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Plato

75
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high forehead

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Plato

76
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The nature of man is seen in the metaphysical ——— between —– and —–

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DICHOTOMY, BODY & SOUL

77
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Material; it cannot live and move apart from the soul; it is mutable and destructible.

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Body

78
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Immaterial; it can exist apart from the body; it is immutable and indestructible.

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Soul

79
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exists prior to the body.

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Soul

80
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a Soul using a Body

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Man

81
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Rational level
(enables man to think, reflect, analyze
and draw conclusions)

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Head

82
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Spiritual level 
(makes man assert and experience abomination and anger)
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Chest

83
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Appetitive level

hunger, thirsts, physical wants

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Stomach

84
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highest level that distinguishes man from brutes

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Rational part

85
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Man can control his appetite and self-assertion of spirit through

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Reason

86
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controls both Spirit and Appetite = well – balanced personality.

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REASON

87
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Appetitive and Spiritual

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Mortals

88
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Rational

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Immortal

89
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Idea is

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eternal

90
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“real” or “encyclopedist” or “inspired common sense” or “the prince of those who know”

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Aristotle

91
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Studied under Plato at the Academy

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Aristotle

92
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Son of a Macedonian doctor, returned home to become the teacher of Alexander of Macedon for three years, beginning in 343 BCE.

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Aristotle

93
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Later returned to Athens to open school called

the Lyceum in 335 BCE

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Aristotle

94
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Aristotle Believed in the ‘————–’

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GOLDEN MEAN

95
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all things follow the middle course; by avoiding extremes, one will enjoy a maximum of happiness and a minimum of pain.

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GOLDEN MEAN

96
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a RATIONAL ANIMAL.

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Man

97
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No dichotomy between ————————

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BODY and SOUL.

98
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has no life, it can only possess life when it is united to the soul.

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Body

99
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principle of life; it causes the body to live.

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Soul

100
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3 kinds of Soul

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Vegetative
Sensitive
Rational

101
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Kinds of Soul of Man

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Rational

102
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Kinds of Soul of Animals/Brutes

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Sensitive

103
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Kinds of Soul of Plants/Vegetation

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Vegetative

104
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highest type because it has the power to unite itself with the lower part

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Rational Soul

105
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Functions of Vegetative soul:

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  1. It feeds itself
  2. It grows
  3. It reproduces
106
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Functions of sensitive soul:

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  1. It feeds itself
  2. It grows
  3. It reproduces
  4. It has feelings (particularly pain and pleasure)
107
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Rational soul is capable of

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THINKING, REASONING AND WILLING