Philosophy IV Chapter 1 (Lesson 7 and 8) Flashcards
He treats death not as an objective natural phenomenon, but an existential human condition.
Martin Heidegger
They believe that the universe is governed by reason. There is a reason why everything exists.
Stoics
He said that we can only control our mind; let the other things transpire because that’s the law of nature.
Aurelius
literally means being-in-the-world means that one is related and involved with other things in the world
Dasein
talking about death with doubt and insincerity
Ambiguity
With peace of mind, with open heart, He welcomed His own death by saying, “It is finished.”
Jesus
He believes that we fear death because of our ignorance of man. Man must accept this reality to be freed from the fear of death.
Buddha
In our current context, this term does not refer to a place nor the totality of entities in the physical world.
World
With this, death does not only become bearable but it becomes a source of spiritual transformation.
Courage
A way we deal with death by talking about it just for the sake of it and not understanding it.
Idle talk
He believes that death has purpose, so, life has purpose
Frankl
It is not his concern whether there is life after death; rather, his concern – describe the condition of a being that faces its own impending death. Who is he?
Martin Heidegger
He believes that we fear death because we think that it is evil.
Socrates
In our current context, it refers to the all-embracing system of references; it is that which makes possible the encountering of entities.
World
The best way to deal with our fear of death is through affirming ____ itself.
Life
