Philo Flashcards

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the founder of ford motor company, was one of the pioneers in providing workers with better working conditions and wages

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Henry Ford

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the act of asking questions in order to gather or collect information

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Inquiry

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3
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presupposes biospheric egalitarianism which assumes that all living things possess equal value and intrinsic worth regardless if their usefulness or utility to other beings

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Deep ecology

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4
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it is a product of our interaction with our world

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Self consciousness

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5
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French philosopher and mathematician who developed the coordinate plane and its quadrants

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Rene Descartes

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Greek philosopher, ______’s division of worlds – the world of ideas and the world of senses. Another important idea in _____’s concept of a human being is the soul’s division into three parts

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Plato

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7
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the world of ideas and the world of senses.

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Plato’s division of worlds

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allows us to recognize the other, and recognize what the other might love been going through

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Empathy

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counterpart in the human body is the head, which symbolizes the reason part

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Rulers

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10
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counterpart in the chest, which symbolizes the appetitive part

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Soldiers

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– was Plato’s famous student. Like Plato, ______ also believes that human beings are composed of body and soul. ______ considers things as composed of 2 co-principles which he calls matter and form

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Aristotle

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is an offshoot of the movement against domination of existing hierarchical structures in society that pre-empt the development of the full nature of an individual, from his first and second nature

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Social ecology

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13
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a reaction against the male domination and the corresponding oppression of women

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Ecofeminism

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is from the Latin solus, which means alone and ipse, which means self. Thus it is a philosophical perspective that considers the self alone as the only thing certain, and the only basis of reality

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Solipsism

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15
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an orderly harmonious systematic universe

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Cosmos

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16
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French existentialist, who considers 2 ways of reflection, which he calls primary and secondary reflection

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Gabriel Marcel

17
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German philosophy, who calls human being Dasein, a German word which literally means being there. Heidegger’s concept of being-in-the-world inform us of the very nature of who we are, that is, that we are shaped by everything around us

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Martin Heidegger

18
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List of Important organizations who take initiatives in preserving our environment

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  • Unoted Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
  • Kyoto protocol, Montreal Protocol, Basel Convention
  • UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
19
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occurs when we inquire about things in a distant and objective manner

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Primary reflection

20
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cannot occur without involving the inquirer into his inquiry

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Secondary reflection

21
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Three modes which I relate according to Martin Buber

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  1. I-I type of relationship
  2. I-It type of relationship
  3. I-Thou type of relationship
22
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Two sides of struggle for self-recognition

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  1. Prevailing side
  2. Submitting side
23
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– is an element added by the manufacturers into their product _____ adds little to nothing to the tradition notion of use value of a commodity. _______ refers to the manufactured culture crated by the advertising industry about the product

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Sign value

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refers to the worth of the commodity based on its utility

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  • Use value
25
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refers to the worth which a commodity can be traded for

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  • Exchange value
26
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early forms of transactions are done by trading items or _____

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  • Barter
27
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is an item available in the market- a product

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  • Commodity