Philosophical Perspectives Flashcards

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also known as the avocado view

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Essentialist

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the seed at the center contains allt he essential information

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essentialsit

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humans are made in the image and likeness of god

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judaic and christian traditions

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what are examples of essentialist views

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-judaic/christian traditions
- greek rationalist tradition
- theocentric tradition
- self in the modern period

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Animals may have instincts and intelligence but they are not made in God’s likeness

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judaic

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Avocado view

we are self conscious

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judaic

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we have the capacity to love

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judaic

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we have fleshy outward appearance butwe are of divine nature inside

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judaic

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reason is at the core of our being

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greek rationalist

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Our reasoning ability sets us apar

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greek rationalist

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reason controls emotions and appetites

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greek rationalist

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we maya ct like animals at times but only because we are not using reason to control our being

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greek rationalist

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humans alone are capable of living according to reason

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greek rationalist

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“. . . the soul is in the very likeness of the divine, and immortal, and intellectual, and uniform, and indissoluble, and
unchangeable” (Phaedo

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Socrates

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“The true self of human beings is the reason or intellect that constitutes their soul and that is separable from their body”

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Plato

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“The human being is a composite of body and soul and that the soul cannot be separated from the body”

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Aristotle

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The most important part of a person is the inner person, i.e., the mind

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Theocentric Tradition (avocado)

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who is the main proponent in theocentric tradition

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st augustine of hippo

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according to theocentric tradition, the most important part of a person is ___

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will not reason

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what is given primacy in Self in the Modern Period

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REASON

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Self in the modern period is a _____

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balance between emotionality and rationality

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what is the fourth example of an essentialist view

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self in the modern period

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also known as the artichoke or cabbage view

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Protean view

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the self is made up of layers

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Protean view

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it means "something extremely flexible or ever-changing
Protean
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he is a shape-shifter in Greek mythology who can change forms depending on the situation
Proteus
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The idea says that humans are many layers that function at various times in life
Protean View (artichoke)
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This is consistent with the idea that there are no moral absolutes or a certain truth
Protean View (artichoke)
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What are examples of protean view
Oriental Philosophy, African Model, postmodernism
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what are examples of oriental philosophy
Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism
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At death these disperse and are united with other skandhas
Buddhism (protean)
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Believes in reincarnation
Buddhism (protean)
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Everything is dependent on everything else
Buddhism (Protean)
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Advocates the impermanence of everything
Buddhism (protean)
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the idea that there is no permanent, separate, individual, ego-self is ___
anatman
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we are a collection of various elements called ____ temporarily united
skandhas
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skandhas are united in ___, ___, ___, ___, ___
form, feeling/sensation, perception, impulse/volition, consciousness
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the Buddhist term for the realization that comes from seeing the world as it actually is
Enlightenment
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it means recognizing happiness is in your own hands
enlightenment
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it means blowing out the flame (desire) of the false self
Nirvana (Buddhism, protean)
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the four noble truths according to Buddhism
- Life is suffering (continual change) - desire (ego) causes suffering - ending desire (ego) ends suffering - Following the NOble Eightfold Path ends desire
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Chinese five element view of self
Taoism (protean)
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it means way or the path
Tao (taoism, protean)
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living in harmony with the Tao
Taoism, protean
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people are made of ___ elements
five
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___ flows through us rather than blood. This is the energy of the life force
Chi
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___ tries to eliminate any obstruction of the ch'i
acupuncture
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what are the five elements accdg to Taoism
Wood, Earth, Water, Fire, Metal
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it follows the essentialist perspective
Hinduism
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a non-western view that suggests there is a core within each of us (avocado)
Hinduism
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it is the self or soul that endures successive reincarnation
atman, Hinduism
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expression of the divine or ultimate reality
atman, Hinduism
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the atman is the carrier of ____
karma
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it is the spiritual cause and effects where intent and actions of an individual influence the future of that individual
karma
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emphasizes existence, freedom, and choice
Existentialism, protean
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humans define their own meaning in life
Existentialism, protean
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man is able to make rational decisions despite his existence in an irrational universe
Existentialism, protean
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it means the diversity of views in what gives life meaning
plurality
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A person is born into a culture or social group that is the source of his/her being
African Model
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Community is extremely important
African Model
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A person becomes a fully realized person through a life lived well in support of a community
African Model, protean
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the mind and its contents are key for understanding what the self is
Neuroscience Perspective
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it is believed to be the key for understanding in Neuroscience Perspective
consciousness