In ______, Plato gives a metaphor: the soul is the charioteer of two-winged horses.

For Plato, which part of the soul has a natural attachment to knowledge and wisdom.

For Plato, which part of the soul is identified with philosophers/ kings?

Man is his body, an embodied subject, said _____.

Man is just a material/ extended thing, or an instrument that extends the power of the mind, said _____.

Man is a composite of matter (body) and form (soul), said _____.

St Thomas considered ____ as the Philosopher in all of his writings.

He is said to christianize the philosophy of Plato.

Who coined the word, "epoche"?

He studied in the Academy, the first higher education institution in the West.

For Aristotle, what is the essential nature of man?

For St Augustine, "our heart is ____ until it rests in Thee, O God."

St. Augustine is a _____ of Hippo.

For Marcel, embodied subjectivity is, first and foremost, a unique source or well-spring of _____

Whose view of man is wholistic?

The matter-form theory of Aristotle is known as ____

The philosopher in ancient China who also claimed that man is naturally good.

For St Thomas, what is referred to as the natural disposition of the practical reason (will) of man to apprehend intuitively the universal principle of morality.

He christianized the philosophy of Aristotle.

For Plato, which part of the soul is identified with merchants?

For Plato, which part of the soul has the natural affinity with the virtue of temperance?

For Marcel, which level of reflection recuperates the unity of experience?

For Marcel, which level of experience where one can say, "I am my body"?

The British philosopher who describes mind-body problem as the doctrine of the "ghost in the machine"