Module 1

Question 1

Our ultimate aim in life is to bring, _____,in our life.

Answer 1

Peace, Happiness, Satisfaction

Question 2

__ offers a ton of philosophers offering a ton of perspective with just about any topic.

Answer 2

philosophy

Question 3

___ set the direction from which an individual journey to fulfill his identified purpose in life.

Answer 3

determination, rationalization, and identification of self

Question 4

There was no historical documents about __ but aristotle and plato spoke eloquently about him

Answer 4

socrates

Question 5

Asked essential questions such as “who am I,” “what is the purpose of my life?”, “what am I doing here?” “What is justice?”

Answer 5

socrates

Question 6

For socrates what was his idealogy on self?

Answer 6

every man is composed of body and soul

Question 7

According to socrates every human is __that is, he is composed of two essential aspects of his personhood

Answer 7

dualistic

Question 8

known as the first martyr of education, knowledge, and philosophy

Answer 8

socrates

Question 9

After being charged for “corruption of minors” Socrates was made to choose between two ways to be punished what were they?

Answer 9

exile and death via the intake of hemlock

Question 10

What did plato authored?

Answer 10

the republic

Question 11

This book emphasizes that justice in the human person can only be attained if the three parts of the soul are working harmoniously with one another.

Answer 11

the republic

Question 12

What ideology did plato borrowed from socrates

Answer 12

every man is composed of body and soul

Question 13

He separated the soul into 3 parts

Answer 13

plato

Question 14

what are the 3 parts of the soul that should be working harmoniously

Answer 14

rational soul, spirited part, appetitive soul

Question 15

This is the soul that deals with desires like eating, drinking, sleeping, and having sex

Answer 15

appetitive soul

Question 16

Soul forged by reason and intellect, has to govern the affairs of the human person

Answer 16

rational soul

Question 17

Soul forged by reason and intellect, has to govern the affairs of the human person

Answer 17

rational soul

Question 18

the spirited part is in charge of what?

Answer 18

emotions

Question 19

when the 3 souls are attained what becomes of the human soul?

Answer 19

just and virtuous

Question 20

His view on the human spirit reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it comes to man

Answer 20

st. augustine

Question 21

st augustine argued that a mans nature is _

Answer 21

bifurcated

Question 22

An aspect of man dwells in the world and is imperfect and continuously yearns to be __

Answer 22

divine

Question 23

An aspect of man dwells in the world and is imperfect and continuously yearns to be ___, and the other is capable of reaching ___. The body is bound to die on earth, and the soul is to anticipate living eternally in a realm of spiritual bliss in communion with God.

Answer 23

divine, immortality

Question 24

What is said to happen to our soul after our bodies die on earth according to st augustine

Answer 24

live eternally with god

Question 25

what is rene descartes known as?

Answer 25

father of modern philosophy

Question 26

descartes said to have conceived of the human person as having a ___ and ___

Answer 26

body, mind

Question 27

what is descartes famous cogito ergo sum

Answer 27

I think; therefore, I am.

Question 28

what is descartes famous cogito ergo sum

Answer 28

I think; therefore, I am.

Question 29

descartes said there is one thing that one cannot doubt and that is?

Answer 29

existence of self

Question 30

the self is nothing else but a bundle of impressions

Answer 30

david hume

Question 31

according to david hume If one tries to examine his experiences, he finds that they can all be categorized into two what are they?

Answer 31

impressions, ideas

Question 32

This is said to be the primary objects of our experience or sensations

Answer 32

impressions

Question 33

Impressions are described as ___ because they are products of our direct experience with the world.

Answer 33

vivid

Question 34

if impressions are the primary objects of our experience or sensations. what about ideas?

Answer 34

copies of impressions

Question 35

they are not as lively and vivid as our impressions

Answer 35

ideas

Question 36

What is the self? according to david hume?

Answer 36

a bundle or collection of different perceptions, which succeed each other with an inconceivable rapidity, and are in a perceptual flux and movement.

Question 37

He found that it was problematic to think of the "self" as a mere combination of impressions

Answer 37

immanuel kant

Question 38

what does the mind do according to kant regarding impressions?

Answer 38

organizes impressions that men get from the external world

Question 39

what does the mind do according to kant regarding impressions?

Answer 39

organizes impressions that men get from the external world

Question 40

what did karl suggest that self was?

Answer 40

it is an actively engaged intelligence in man that synthesizes all knowledge and experience

Question 41

self is not just what gives one his personality. Also, it is the ___ __ ____ acquisition for all human persons

Answer 41

seat of knowledge

Question 42

He mentioned that the body and mind are so intertwined it cannot be seperated

Answer 42

Maurice Merleau-Ponty

Question 43

One cannot find any experience that is not an ___ experience

Answer 43

embodied

Question 44

what did ponty mentioned about the one's body?

Answer 44

One's body is his opening toward his existence to the world

Question 45

what did marleau-ponty dismissed that had the history of man spelled so much devastation

Answer 45

Cartesian Dualism

Question 46

The ____, his thoughts, ____, and experiences are all in one

Answer 46

living body, emotions,