Philosophy Quiz

According to him, through our rationality, the self transcends sense experience.

He argues that the rational nature of the self is directed toward living a good, flourishing, and fulfilling life.

He was the first thinker to emphasize the full power of reason in understanding the human self.

He suggests that personal identity is not fixed but rather a product of the imagination.

He accepts the notion that the mind, in a concrete sense, does not truly exist.

He believes that genuine happiness can only be achieved when Reason consistently governs both Spirit and Appetite.

For him, the human person, as a creation of God, is naturally inclined toward the good.

He reflects on the idea that the self is revealed through one's behavior.

He was the first to coin the term 'philosophy.'

He felt that the self is constructed primarily from sense experiences.