Cm 3 sa Philoshit

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heavily
influenced Christianity

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Plato’s ideas

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was related to the idea
of the afterlife wherein the
soul of a human being is sent
to the heavens in order to
join our creat

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World of forms and ideas

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exist in the world because our
physical body corrupts the
soul.

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Imperfections and evils

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hastened by the mortal soul encountering people and experiences that contain
touches of divinity and recall to his memory the Truth he
beheld in his preexistence

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Regrowth of the wings

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a human being is composed of body and soul, but argues that the human is essentially his soul

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For Plato

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the body as a prison of the soul, which prompts him to set the ideal of liberating the soul from the body.

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Plato

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The soul is

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Immortal

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the body is

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Mortal

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Plato divided the soul into three parts:

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the rational, the
spirited, and the appetitive.

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He also made an analogy of the
tripartite soul with what he calls the

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Plato and the”Ideals of the Society”

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The “Ideal Society” was made up of three citizens:

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the rulers,
soldiers, and the workers.

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The rulers’ counterpart is the….. and which is symbolizes …….

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In the head and symbolizes reasoning

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The soldier’s counterpart is the….. and which is symbolizes …….

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In the chest and symbolizes being spirited or passionate

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The worker’s counterpart is the….. and which is symbolizes …….

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In the stomach and symbolizes the appetite

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What us the invidual, function, and virtue of ruler

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Invidual- head
Function- rational
Virtue- wisdom

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What is the invidual, function, and virtue of soldier

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Invidual- chest
Function - spirited
Virtue- courage

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What is the invidual, function, and virtue of workers

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Invidual- stomach
Function- appetitive
Virtue- Moderation/temperance

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considers things as composed of two co-principles which
he calls matter and form

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Aristotle

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Aristotle considers things as composed of two co-principles which he calls

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Matter and form

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principle which actualizes a thing and what makes a thing what it is.

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Form (act)

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This refers to the soul.

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Form(act)

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is viewed as the potentiality to receive the form

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Matter (potency)

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This refers to the body.

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Matter( potency)

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Like Plato, Aristotle also divides the functions of the soul into three:

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nutrition, sensation, and intellection

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Function that we share with plants

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Nutrition

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Function that we share with other animals.

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Sensation

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Not only separates us from other beings but also defines us as human beings.

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Intellection

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The “I” in the statement is

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only the thinker or the knower.

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the existence of the soul is more distinct and clearer than the existence of the body.

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For descartes

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Certain chains of events have us pause and question things in our lives.

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This is what Gabriel Marcel call reflection.

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According to Marcel, there are two kinds of reflection:

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primary and secondary reflection.

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Occurs when we inquire about things in a distant and objective manner.

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Primary reflection

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Cannot occur without involving the inquirer into his inquiry.

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Secondary reflection

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If the question is answered by filling out information sheets,

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Form of primary reflection

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if the question is answered by ignoring numerical representations, like what is my purpose in life,

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Secondary reflection

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part of the human person and must not be separated as we are obviously linked to our body

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Body

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that owning a body entails certain conditions and responsibilities toward it.

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Marcel's ideas

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Heidegger calls human beings

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Dasein

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which literally means being there.

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Dasein

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is a knowing search for beings in their thatness and whatness.”

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Questioning

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Deformed and Obstinate

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The moral horse

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Noble and game

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Immortal horse

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have a much more turbulent ride.

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Mortal

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The charioteer joins a procession of gods, led by

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Zeus

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The ridge of heaven, beyond which he may behold the Form

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essences of things like Beauty, Wisdom, Courage, Justice, Goodness, everlasting Truth and absolute Knowledge.

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He also made an analogy of the tripartite soul with what he calls the

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Idral society