UTS

Question 1

Is a study of acquiring knowledge through rational thinking and inquiries

Answer 1

PHILOSOPY

Question 2

it that involves answering questions regarding the nature existence of men and the world we live in

Answer 2

PHILOSOPY

Question 3

It explains self what is ideal and the standpoint of what is ideal and truth

Answer 3

o RATIONALISM

Question 4

What are the 3 distinct lenses.

Answer 4

DUALISM
RATIONALISM
EMPIRICISM

Question 5

We know things because we have experienced them through our bodily senses.

Answer 5

EMPIRICISM

Question 6

it is mostly often referred to mind-body dualism or the idea that the mind is separate from the body

Answer 6

DUALISM

Question 7

Who is the father of western philosophy?

Answer 7

SOCRATES

Question 8

Who write this phrase “The unexamined life is not worth living”?

Answer 8

SOCRATES

Question 9

Student of Socrates?

Answer 9

PLATO

Question 10

“one should care about his say rather than his body”

Answer 10

PLATO

Question 11

This soul drives our lives.

Answer 11

RATIONAL SOUL

Question 12

According to PLATO, What are the 3 parts of the soul?

Answer 12

1. APPETITIVE SOUL
2. SPIRITED SOUL
3. RATIONAL SOUL

Question 13

This soul courageous part of a person.

Answer 13

SPIRITED SOUL

Question 14

Driven by desire 3 satisfy oneself -physical needs pleasures and desires

Answer 14

APPETITIVE SOUL

Question 15

“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom”

Answer 15

ARISTOTLE

Question 16

“Self is the composite of body and soul, and that the two are inseparable”

Answer 16

ARISTOTLE

Question 17

AACCORDING TO ARISTOTLE, WHAT ARE THE 3 LEVELS OF SOUL?

Answer 17

VEGETATIVE SOUL
SENSITIVE SOUL
REATIONAL SOUL

Question 18

This soul found in plants.

Answer 18

Vegetative soul

Question 19

This soul also grow, reproduce, and feed themselves but are capable of sensation like animals.

Answer 19

Sensitive soul

Question 20

Same with vegetative and sensitive, but are capable of thinking. It has the highest level of soul

Answer 20

Rational soul

Question 21

“Accepting God is the path to know thyself”

Answer 21

ST. AUGUSTINE

Question 22

Is a Saint and philosopher of the church.

Answer 22

ST. AUGUSTINE

Question 23

“I think, therefore I am”

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RENE DESCARTES

Question 24

A french philosopher, father od modern philosophy.

Answer 24

RENE DESCARTES

Question 25

What is “Corgito Ergo Sum”?

Answer 25

I think therefore I am

Question 26

“The Self is Consciousness”

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JOHN LOCKE

Question 27

English Philosopher, Physician, and Father of Classical Liberalism.

Answer 27

JOHN LOCKE

Question 28

Tabula rasa is?

Answer 28

A blank slate

Question 29

“There is no self”

Answer 29

DAVID HUME

Question 30

Scottish Philosopher who work in the field of Empiricism, Skepticism, and Naturalism

Answer 30

DAVID HUME

Question 31

“We construct the self”

Answer 31

IMMANUEL KANT

Question 32

A GERMAN PHILOSOPHER WHO ARGUED THAT AWARENESS OF DIFFERENT EMOTIONS, IMPRESSIONS, AND BEHAVIOR IS ONLY A PART OF OURSELVES?

Answer 32

IMMANUEL KANT

Question 33

an essence of our consciousness that provide a basis for understanding and establishing the notion of “self”

Answer 33

TRANSCEDENTAL APPERCEPTION

Question 34

“One conscious, One unconscious”

Answer 34

SGIMUND FREUD

Question 35

An Austrian Psychologist and Physician and the father of psychoanalysis.

Answer 35

SIGMUND FREUD

Question 36

SIGMUND FREUD COMPOSED THE 3 STRUCTURES OF SELF, WHAT ARE THOSE?

Answer 36

ID
EGO
SUPEREGO

Question 37

What are the three levels of the mind according to Sigmund Freud?

Answer 37

THE CONSCIOUS
THE PRE-CONSCIOUS/ SUBCONSCIOUS
THE UNCONSCIOUS

Question 38

This level contains memories that are easier to be tapped or accessed.

Answer 38

THE CONSCIOUS

Question 39

This level consists the middle part of the entirety of consciousness.

Answer 39

PRE-CONSCIOUS

Question 40

Consists majority of memories since childhood are deeply stored

Answer 40

THE UNCONSCIOUS

Question 41

“I act, therefore I am”

Answer 41

GILBERT RYLE

Question 42

A British Philosopher that opposes Rene Descartes’s theory.

Answer 42

GILBERT RYLE

Question 43

argues that certain classes of mental states such as beliefs, desires, and emotions do not exist in the way we commonly think of them

Answer 43

ELIMINATIVE MATERIALISM

Question 44

“The Brain is the self”

Answer 44

PAUL CHURCHLAND

Question 45

active, embodied management of the world

Answer 45

PHENOMENOLOGY OF PERCEPTION

Question 45

What are the 3 divisions that MAURICE MERLEAU - PONTY stated?

Answer 45

THE BODY
THE PERCEIVED WORLD
THE PEOPLE AND THE WORLD

Question 45

one should understand the different neurological movements of the brain

Answer 45

NEUROPHILOSOPHY

Question 46

What are the 2 types of body?

Answer 46

OBJECTIVE BODY
SUBJECTIVE BODY

Question 46

“The self is an embodied subjectivity”

Answer 46

MAURICE MERLEAU - PONTY

Question 47

A French philosopher that distinguished body into 2 types.

Answer 47

MAURICE MERLEAU - PONTY

Question 48

both receive the experiences as well as integrate such experiences in different perception

Answer 48

THE BODY

Question 49

integrated by the experiences of the body

Answer 49

THE PERCEIVED WORLD

Question 50

to be able to experience the cultural aspect and relate to others

Answer 50

THE PEOPLE AND THE WORLD