unit 1

Question 1

philosophy roots

Answer 1

philos: love, friend–sophia: wisdom
- to fall in love with not knowijng
- to ask questions

Question 2

eros

Answer 2

erotic, physical passion, powerful love, intense attraction, short lived love

Question 3

agape

Answer 3

selfless love, sharing, volunteering, slight pity, helping, cannot create a mature relationship on it

Question 4

storge

Answer 4

what family members feel for each other, little sister/brother, affection from aunt/uncle

Question 5

ludis

Answer 5

playful love, childly, siblingly, activities, people they can have a good time with

Question 6

narcissistic

Answer 6

someone in love with themselves, selfish, using you, egomanical

Question 7

empathmia

Answer 7

romantic love, valentines day, hard to sustain

Question 8

pragma

Answer 8

“get real”. realistic love

Question 9

xenia

Answer 9

love of a stranger, charity, to love people who arent like you

Question 10

mania

Answer 10

obsessive love, fixated

Question 11

babies are born with…

Answer 11

• a preference for positive/negative things, prefer kindness, dont like meaness
• an innate sense of justice and morality
• prejudices: they like people like themselves and want people that arent like them to get hurt

Question 12

9 year old change

Answer 12

• begin sharing and become generous
• culture begins telling them and they realize they need to be less selfish
• the kids are “acculturated”

Question 13

culture

Answer 13

learned and shared ideas, values, behavior patterns, material results of these ideas, values, and behaviors
ie: we begin to think of disney characters as mascots, the material result are jerseys

Question 14

todays generation individualist anthropology

Answer 14

“Me” generation

• individual ideas, own morals, cant be told what/who we are, independent, not taking others feelings into consideration
  bad: hard to have community when everyone is thinking about themselves

Question 15

secularism

Answer 15

• religion is separate from our every day lives
  good: religion is no longer forced, more religions are tolerated, not something had to be done a certain way
  bad: morals are lost, roots are lost, not as much community

Question 16

technological world view

Answer 16

• has become a part of human conscienceness
  good: more info faster, easier to stay in touch, safety, always connected, advances
  bad: becoming addicted, losing communication skills, losing quality time, not living in the moment, people no longer present with each other

Question 17

pluralism

Answer 17

• we are accepting of differences
• abortion, taste, sexuality, race, sex, religion, culture, marriage, ethnicity
• non judgmental
• good: open to new ideas, equality, living in harmony, peace on earth
• bad: everything becomes ok, no longer standards/morals, doesnt know how to tell right/wrong

Question 18

semiotics

Answer 18

study of signs and symbols

Question 19

epigenetics

Answer 19

• different environments shape the process (and which gene gets expressed).
• you are born with things and your culture develops certain ones
• culture is a set of abilities that are learned and passed on. learning and changing is our instinct

Question 20

cognition

Answer 20

• an act of construction
• goes from pretentive stage to attentive stage in 1/10 of a second
• your mind is always eager to cognate situations into a divinities mental state
• you remember things the way you want to
• the mind does it automatically, you can’t control it
• your mind judges each situation from which prejudices are built