THE SELF FROM PHILOSOPHERS PERSPECTIVES

HE IS KNOWN FOR HIS THEORY OF FORMS.

• PLATO

• SOCRATES

• KANT

• RYLE

God was the Supreme Being on whom all other beings, that is, all other links in the great chain of being, were totally dependent.

• AUGUSTINE

• CHURCHLAND

• FREUD

• DESCARTES

HE IS FAMOUS FOR THIS PHRASE, "I THINK, THEREFORE I AM".

• DESCARTES

• KANT

• PLATO

• LOCKE

HE PROPOSED THAT HUMAN MIND AT BIRTH IS A "TABULA RASA".

• LOCKE

• KANT

• RYLE

• SOCRATES

HE ASSERTED THAT BODY IS PART OF THE MIND AND MIND IS THE PART OF THE BODY, THEREFORE, AN EMBODIED SUBJECTIVITY.

• PONTY

• KANT

• HUME

• PLATO

His view is mind and brain are identical, we should eliminate the folk-psychological language (i.e., "mind" talk) from our vocabulary and replace it with a new scientific/neurophysiological language

• CHURCHLAND

• PONTY

• PLATO

• SOCRATES

HE WROTE THE "THE CONCEPT OF MIND" WHERE HE REJECTED THE NOTION THAT MENTAL STATES ARE SEPARABLE FROM PHYSICAL STATES.

• CHURCHLAND

• KANT

• HUME

• RYLE

According to him, we all have an inner and an outer self which together form our consciousness.

• KANT

• RYLE

• CHURCHLAND

• PLATO

HE IS IDENTIFIED WITH THE "BUNDLE THEORY" WHEREIN HE DESCRIBED THE SELF AND PERSON AS A BUNDLE OF DIFFERENT PERCEPTIONS.

• HUME

• CHURCHLAND

• FREUD

• MONTY

HE WAS FAMOUS FOR HIS IDEA ON ELIMINATIVE MATERIALISM.

• CHURCHLAND

• RYLE

• KANT

• HUME