L1 Flashcards

(72 cards)

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Tabular Rasa

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Blank Slate

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anything that can be possibly brought to the conscious mind

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Preconscious

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basic sensation of people’s experiences; usually strong and lively

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Impressions

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Gilbert Ryle

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I Act, Therefore I am

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Why are we always good according to St. Augustine?

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We are made in the image of God

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_ is the same as bodily behavior

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The self

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Primary concern throughout history

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Self

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John Locke

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The self is consciousness

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Concept of two worlds

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World of Form, World of Sense

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intellect that makes man know and understand thigns

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Rational

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the totality of human tendencies that is known through the way people behave

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Human Mind

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The soul’s tool to wisdom and perfection

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Reason

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the self is inseparable from the brain and the physiology of the body.

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Eliminative Materialism

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(nonphysical; real and permanent)

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World of Form

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Three Levels of the Mind

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Preconscious, Unconscious and Conscious

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Elements of Personality

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Id, Ego, Superego

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Proof of self according to Descartes

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Being Self Conscious

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Basic Emotion

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Spirit or Passion

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makes experiencing the intelligible worlds possible

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The Self

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(reality; temporary and a replica of the ideal world)

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World of Sense

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Thinking Self, Physical Body

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Two Dimensions of Self

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The idea of a personal identity is just a result of imagination

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David Hume

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Translation of I think Therefore I am

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Cogito ergo Sum

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to achieve knowledge and to use this knowledge to understand experiences

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Power of Reason

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the mind can grasp aspects of reality not limited to the senses
The Self Transcends experiences
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responsible for organizing and synthesizing our thoughts and expressions
The Self
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Basic Bio needs
Physical Appetite
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Sensual Desires and emotions
Sentient
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self constructs its own reality; it is the concept of _
Mine
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Self is synonymous with the soul
Socrates
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David Hume
There is No Self
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Spouse of the soul
Body
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All people have is a _;if there is no _ then there is no self
Brain
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Immanuel Kant
We construct the self
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To lead a good, flourishing, and a fulfilling life
Rational nature of the Self
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The self has an immortal soul
St. Augustine
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Not a philosopher but has had great impact
Sigmund Freud
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Prerequisite to a happy and meaningful life
Self Knowledge
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How humans differ
Rational Thinking
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The Soul is the Essence of the Self
Aristotle
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It is present from birth. This is entirely unconscious and includes instinctive and primitive behaviors.
Id
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expresses the entire system of thoughts, emotions, and actions that make up the human selfq
The Mind
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Everything that people are aware of is contained within the _
Consciousness
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The Self as a Phenomena of Experiences
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
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Think deeply and make wise cuoices
Reason
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is a single integrated core identity, a combination of the mental, physical, and emotional structured around a core identity of the self.
The "I"
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Physical Body and Immortal Soul
Socrates
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Sigmund Freud
The self is Multi Layered
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A bundle of different perceptions
People's Experiences
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The conscious self is governed by the _ or the key to preventing inappropriate behavior
Reality Principle
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The essence of all living things
Soul
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Concept of Distinct Identities
Impressions and Ideas
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Three Part Soul
Physical Appetite, spirit or Passion, Reason
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Holds the internalized Moral standards and ideals that we acquire rom our parents and society. Provides guidelines for making judgements.
Superego
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includes memory which is not always conscious but can be retrieved and brought into awareness.
Conscious
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See, hear, touch, feel
Sense Experience
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Paul Churchland
The Self is the Brain
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Its purpose is to discover the causes of everything
Philosophy
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make the man complete
Body and Soul
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contains contexts that are unacceptable,such as feelings of pain, anxiety, or conflict.
Unconscious
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St. Augustine
Self is known Through God
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Rene Descartes
I think therefore I am
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Best understood as a pattern of behavior
Self
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The three kinds of soul
Vegetative, Sentient, Rational
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Physical Body that grows
Vegetative
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Two Dichotomous Realms
Physical and Ideal
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defines and governs the human person
Soul
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The self is an immortal soul
Plato
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Achieved when reason is in control of spirit and appetite
Genuine Happiness
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_is what gives people the sense of self, not the imaginary mind.
The Physical Brain
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Thoughts and images from expressions;
Ideas
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Responsible for dealing with reality. The develops from the Id and ensures that the id’s impulses can be expressed through an acceptable manner.
Ego