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PHILOSOPHY Flashcards

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Studies the moral relationship of human beings with the environment and its non-human contents.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY

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Three views on Philosophical Environment

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ANTHROPOCENTRISM
BIOCENTRISM
ECOCENTRISM

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Humans are the most important species on the planet.

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ANTHROPOCENTRISM

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All living things have inherent value and should be protected.

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BIOCENTRISM

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All living things are important as well as their environment, human kind have a significant role as stewards or guardians of nature.

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ECOCENTRISM

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5
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One individual

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EGOCENTRIC

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6
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The well-being of the environment.

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ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS

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6
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Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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Humans should not unduly disrupt the environment.

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ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY

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7
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Principles of Sustainability

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ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY,
ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY,
EQUITY

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8
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Theories in Radical Ecological Philosophy

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DEEP ECOLOGY, SOCIAL ECOLOGY, ECOFEMINISM

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8
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Minimum zero waste

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ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY

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Conserve our natural resources for the future generation.

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EQUITY

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This is experiencing ourselves as part of the living earth and finding role in protecting the planet.

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DEEP ECOLOGY

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Ecological problems can be traced to social problems (Self-Interest).

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SOCIAL ECOLOGY

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The society that tolerates the oppression of women is directly linked with its tendency to tolerate the abuse of the environment and the degradation of nature.

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ECOFEMINISM

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11
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Example of Prudence

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ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

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12
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The capacity to direct and discipline one’s activities and behavior.

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PRUDENCE

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13
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The quality of being thrifty, or economical in the consumption of resources and avoiding waste.

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FRUGALITY

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Example of Frugality

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ENERGY CONSERVATION

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Something within the what of a person.

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COGNITIVE SELF

16
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“You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had”

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PHILIPPIANS 2:5

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Motivation

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SELF-DETERMINATION

18
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Ethical status

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PERSONHOOD

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Three basic doctrines of hinduism

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SAMSARA, MOKSHA, KARMA

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Two types of human person

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COGNITIVE SELF AND PHYSICAL SELF

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Cycle of life; Reincarnation

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SAMSARA

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Human Race

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MAN

22
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Oldest Religion

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HINDUISM

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Capacity to have clear perception about oneself

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SELF-AWARENES

23
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Gives value to things in the world.
No amount of money can equal the value of human life.

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DIGNITY

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“Of all creature, human beings have the unique power to change themselves and things for the better”

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THOMAS AQUINAS

25
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Evaluate Christianity

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FORGIVENESS, THE BEAUTY OF NATURE, VULNERABILITY, FAILURE, LONELINESS, LOVE

26
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Biggest religion in our country

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CHRISTIANITY

27
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Ability to surpass our limits

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TRANSCEDENCE

28
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To go beyond your limits.

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EMBODIED SPIRIT

28
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Ability to connect with other person, animal, and inanimate things.

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EXTERNALITY

29
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Consequences of your actions.

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KARMA

30
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Something that can be seen; the who of a person.

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PHYSICAL SELF

30
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An individual who possess self-awareness.

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PERSON

31
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Two types of karma

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GOOD KARMA AND BAD KARMA

32
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Four ways to go beyond your limit.

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SELF-AWARENESS, EXTERNALITY, SELF-DETERMINATION, DIGNITY

32
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Natural Behavior. No body cannot consider as man without____.

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HUMAN NATURE

33
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The separation between man and other living things

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HUMAN BEING

34
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All living things; classification and species.

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HUMAN

34
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To be free from samsara

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MOKSHA

34
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Human Person

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BODY, MIND, SPIRIT

MIDTERM SEM1 (8 decks)

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