Philo-Lesson 4

Question 1

general term that is commonly used to refer to the entire human race.

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man

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refers to man as species

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human

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homo sapiens sapiens,

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Modern human

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Is a much more complex term that generally refers to a human being granted recognition of certain rights, protection, and responsibilities.

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Person

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Considers man as a part of the natural world of evolution

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Biological Perspective

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Are considered one of the most successfully adapted species on the planet

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Modern Humans or Homo Sapiens Sapiens

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Humans also share with other animals this so called instinct

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Primal instinct

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Example of primal instinct

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Survival and reproduction

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The develop additional traits and capabilities

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Planning and intentional action, innovation and creativity, communication through language and writing, technology, symbolic interaction as evidenced by religion and art

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Regarded as man’s most significant achievement, distinguishing humanity from other species on the planet

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Culture

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Different types of society

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Hunting and gathering, Horticultural, Industrial, and virtual

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Places emphasis on human behavior and thought processes in analyzing human nature

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Psychological perspective

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Significant mental faculties and capabilities of man:

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psyche, rationality, intelligence, introspection, cognition

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refers to the human mind and is divided into the conscious and unconscious

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psyche

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is the part that governs awareness

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conscious mind

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consist of latent or repressed emotions, thoughts, and desires.

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unconscious mind

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the state of being reasonable, the ability to understand experiences in order to solve problems or do tasks.

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rationality

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the ability to perceive information, store knowledge, and apply it in various situations.

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intelligence

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the ability to examine one’s own conscious thoughts, feelings, and mental state, and the capacity for self-reflection

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introspection

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the ability to perceive and experience reality through the physical body that enables the self to form its own consciousness

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cognition

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it states that cognition arises through the interaction between an organism and its environment.

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enactivism

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focuses on man’s ability to engage in productive activities in an effort to meet his wants and needs; emphasis on the “Economic man”

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Economic perspective

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started with most ancient green philosophers, than man by nature is a social and political animal

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Social and political perspective

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this view believes that no individual is fully self-sufficient; thus, a human being is always inclined to coexist with others and be part of a community

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social and political perspective

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established out of man's natural tendency to come together for self preservation and meet basic needs.

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societ

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considers man as God's creation

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Theological perspective

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refers to the individual, and all the attributes and characteristics that set him or her apart from other human beings.

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Human person

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most unique traits of human

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Awareness of the self

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the ability to feel and experience

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Sentience

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is the ability to perceive our surroundings using our senses and react to stimuli such as pain

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Sentience

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This view holds that the self is a natural part of human being, and self-awareness plays an essential role in recognizing the innate self.

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The self as innate

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This view holds that awareness of the self is gained through interaction in the world and with other human beings

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The self as emergent

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This view holds that the self is composed of varied elements that change over time

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The self as integrated and developing

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the distinct personality of an individual

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Identity

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is composed of person's unique physical characteristics, mental attributes, experiences, memories, ideas, and views.

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Personal Identity

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is the recognition of a human being as a distinct entity- aperson

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Personhood

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This notion holds that a human being is considered a person if he or she possesses the ability to determine his or her life through "reasoned free choice".

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The person as an autonomous being

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This view asserts that the human being has the inherent capacity to function as a person

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The person as a unified individual

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This view asserts that a human being becomes a person through interactions with other human beings.

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The person in relation to others

Question 40

comes from the Latin prefix trans, which means "beyond", and word scandare, which mean "to climb"

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Transcendence

Question 41

in united states during the 18th century the africans slaves were considered as

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Subhuman