Father of Modern Philosophy

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Father of Western Philosophy "Know Thyself"

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Father of Classical​ Liberalism

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“Philosopher of Freedom”​

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He said it is not ​ reason that​ governs human behavior but​ desire instead​

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set of unwritten norms of conduct

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Considered​ patron saints of ​ theologians and​ those with “sore​ eyes”​

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a concept of the self where the self is seen as an autonomous and distinct individual.​

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THREE-PHASED RITE OF PASSAGE BY ARNOLD VAN GENNEP​

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The most influence in terms of (a)   is family history, basically referring to the culture one has been brought up in, and the experiences he or she has undergone.​

The study of human societies and cultures and their development.

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“blank slate”​

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according to this view, there is no intrinsic self that can possess enduring qualities.​

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