Philosophy

Question 1

The proponent of I - thou philosophy

Answer 1

Martin Buber

Question 2

It is the product of our relationship with others

Answer 2

The idea of self

Question 3

The direction of our consciousness is always primarily ______________

Answer 3

Outward

Question 4

He emphasized that life, people, and experiences are connected to us and we are connected to them

Answer 4

Martin Buber

Question 5

Martin Buber’s I - thou philosophy is about the human person as a __________

Answer 5

Subject

Question 6

How does a human person achieve one’s wholeness according to Martin Buber’s I-thou philosophy?

Answer 6

In virtue of ones relation with another self

Question 7

The foundation of the I- Thou relationship

Answer 7

Dialogue

Question 8

It is in this kind of human relations that genuine sharing of one another takes place

Answer 8

I- Thou relationship

Question 9

Is the relationship that is person to thing, subject to object that is merely experiencing and using, lacking directedness and mutuality

Answer 9

I- It

Question 10

Are crimes against women and children that continuously escalate

Answer 10

Sexual harassment and oppression

Question 11

Basically a speech or monologue rather than dialogue

Answer 11

I- I relationship

Question 12

Unlike the I - I relationship, the _________ ____________________ is open to listening (However, the I listens to the either primarily as an object that needs to be understood or addressed)

Answer 12

I- It relationship

Question 13

Some _______ ________________ totally negate the voice of the other

Answer 13

I- It relationship

Question 14

Accepting the ________________ of the Thou allows us to enter into a dialogue

Answer 14

Otherness

Question 15

These are expressed in ways than the use of words: the exchange of glanced, the appropriate pauses, the stroking of hair, the powerful silence

Answer 15

Dialogical elations

Question 16

We do not experience the other as abstract, but as a concrete ____________. _________

Answer 16

Embodied subject

Question 17

The difference between the I- It and I- Thou relationship is based on this experience of ______________ with others

Answer 17

Communion

Question 18

Is the experience of being in communion with the other through dialogue, thus the other may not be a human being

Answer 18

I - Thou relationship

Question 19

Understanding is not equivalent to _______________.

Answer 19

Agreement

Question 20

The life of _____________ is a mutual sharing of our inner selves in the realm of the interhuman

Answer 20

Dialogue

Question 21

Ano ang pakikisama?

Answer 21

Social

Question 22

Ano ang pakikipagkapwa?

Answer 22

Interhuman

Question 23

Social does not entail interhuman, however every interhuman interact is social

Answer 23

Reminder

Question 24

Ay isang uring pakikitungo sa tao bilang isang tao at hindi bilang isang bagay

Answer 24

Pakikipagkapwa

Question 25

It has been viewed and valued by the human person as something that provided resources

Answer 25

Natural environment

Question 26

Man in greek

Answer 26

Anthropos

Question 27

Center in Greek

Answer 27

Kentron

Question 28

The human person is at the center of everything

Answer 28

Anthropocentric

Question 29

Father in Greek

Answer 29

Pater

Question 30

Father- centered, male centered

Answer 30

Patricentric

Question 31

Because of this nature, the humans set out to cultivate develop, and later dominate and exploit the nonhuman world

Answer 31

Hierarchic

Question 32

It proposed that every living being has their own respective worth regardless of their function in the whole natural ecology

Answer 32

Deep ecology

Question 33

Who proposed the Land Ethic?

Answer 33

Aldo Leopold

Question 34

Caring about people, land, and strengthening the relationship between them.

Answer 34

Land Ethic

Question 35

Man is formed by?

Answer 35

Society

Question 36

Who said man is a social animal?

Answer 36

Aristotle

Question 37

It is the center of man's development

Answer 37

Sociability

Question 38

Advancements in the human species are anchored on the need to enhance this

Answer 38

Sociability

Question 39

It is about being able to live with others

Answer 39

Sociability

Question 40

Human beings forms society and is formed by society

Answer 40

Reminder

Question 41

Who exclaimed Dare to Know?

Answer 41

Immanuel Kant

Question 42

Dare to Know

Answer 42

Use your Reason

Question 43

Respect is given to someone because of the recognition that the person has?

Answer 43

Rationality

Question 44

Who wrote "What is Enlightenment?"

Answer 44

Immanuel Kant

Question 45

Who stated the Five Faces of Oppression?

Answer 45

Marion Young

Question 46

The Five faces of Oppression

Answer 46

Marginalisation, exploitation, powerlessness, cultural imperialism, violence

Question 47

The exercise of a tyranny group

Answer 47

Oppression

Question 48

Spells the reality of acts perpetrated against women and children

Answer 48

Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act

Question 49

According to him, not only recognition is important, but more so, there should be?

Answer 49

Parity of participation

Question 50

What is the problem of death according to Martin Heidegger?

Answer 50

Being

Question 51

Is the self- constituting activity because we observe what man does

Answer 51

Dasein

Question 52

Being- in- the- world

Answer 52

Concern

Question 53

It is the phenomenological understanding of man, of human existence

Answer 53

Being- there

Question 54

It is the fundamental structure of Dasein

Answer 54

Care

Question 55

Three fundamental aspects of human existence

Answer 55

Facticity/ Factuality, Fallenness, Existentiality

Question 56

To be a human being is to?

Answer 56

Make choices

Question 57

For Heidegger, it is the completion of man

Answer 57

Death

Question 58

They- self or crowd mentality. Non-accpetance of death as the greatest possibility

Answer 58

Inauthenticity

Question 59

A positive or response or attitude towards death. Acceptance of death as the greatest possibility

Answer 59

Authenticity

Question 60

Four Fears of Death

Answer 60

Fear of the process of dying, punishment, unknown, annihilation