GE 1 (UTS) - Module 1

Like Socrates, he believes that the self is synonymous with the soul. He also introduced the idea of a three-part self.

• Aristotle

• Locke

• Plato

• Hume

According to him, what people experience is just a bundle or collection of different perceptions.

• Kant

• St. Augustine

• Descartes

• Hume

He believes that the self has 3 layers: conscious, unconscious and preconscious.

• Ryle

• Locke

• Freud

• Ryle

He believes that all we know about the self is based on the phenomena of experience.

• Ryle

• Merleau-Ponty

• Locke

• Churchland

He is the father of modern philosophy.

(a)  

What are the three kinds of soul according to Aristotle?

• Rational

• Personal

• Vegetative

• Sentient

• Immortal

He was the first to focus on the full power of reason on the human self.

• Aristotle

• Locke

• St. Augustine

• Socrates

His concept of the self can be compared to the saying: I act therefore I am.

• Kant

• Locke

• Churchland

• Ryle

The self is a single integrated core identity, meaning it is a combination of which structures?

• Physical

• Spiritual

• Mental

• Physiological

• Emotional

It is the physical brain that gives people the sense of self. Who believes this?

• Freud

• Merleau-Ponty

• Locke

• Churchland