Philosophy IV Chapter 1 (Lesson 1 and 2) Flashcards

1
Q

He said that “it is not the consciousness of men that determines their existence, but their social existence…”

A

Karl Marx

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2
Q

One cannot be reduced to a _____who is only determined by the world

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Robot/mechanical object

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3
Q

Human actions are not free, but are just manifestations of various mental states, which we don’t have any control.

A

Psychological determinism

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4
Q

He believes that freedom is also an illusion, in the sense that to claim that one is free is to assume that she decides independently of the consequences of her behavior.

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Skinner

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5
Q

He said that man may act according to his desires but he still has the capacity to choose what is right

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Immanuel Kant

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6
Q

Human behavior is shaped by external conditions (the surrounding environment) and not by the so-called inner self.

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Sociological determinism

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7
Q

The view which disregards his/her [human] capacity to take a stand toward any conditions whatsoever.”

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Pan-determinism

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8
Q

He was born w/o arms or legs, struggled as a child, but is now a popular evangelical and motivational speaker.

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Nick Vujicic

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9
Q

He said that all persons are indeed biologically, psychologically, and sociologically destined, but our behaviors are not just determined by these factors.

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Viktor E. Frankl

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10
Q

These two are necessary for shaping and changing human behavior.

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Reward or Punishment

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11
Q

It believes that humans are physical pre-disposed to decide, act, or behave in a certain way, whether they like it or not.

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Biological determinism

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12
Q

He asserted that reason has the power to govern our appetite and emotion.

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Plato

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13
Q

Man is _____, thus, not a reducible to genetics, mental states, nor social conditions. These 3 are only springboards.

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Self-determining

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14
Q

He believes that freedom is an illusion in the sense that human decisions, actions, and behaviors are determined by instincts, drives, hopes, wishes, and past experiences.

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Freud

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15
Q

For pan-determinists, the _____– including its education, culture, tradition, religion – influences, shapes, conditions, and even determines the way we think, act, and behave.

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Society

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16
Q

Frankl said that freedom presupposes a condition or a restriction, thus, a “______ freedom” because the conditions of freedom are not chosen by the person but are pre-given.

17
Q

It believes that what humans are and what they will be is determined by their physical make-up.

A

Biological determinism

18
Q

He is correct that there exist mental states such as instincts and drives, hopes and wishes, past frustrations and successes.