Philos mean Love while Sophia means ?

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Considered as Main Source of Western Thought

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Socrates was a not awriter and his works were only known through Plato’s writings ????

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Socratid Method is also called?

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Method of inquiry consisting of series of question to search for the correct/proper definition of a thing

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Touching the soul to get in touch with his/her true self,

and Real Understanding comes from within the Person.

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Philosopher also knows as Aristocles

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Who build "The Academy"?

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It states that the physical world is not the real world; ultimate reality exists beyond our physical world

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Abstract, perfect, unchanging concepts or ideals that transcend time and space; they exist in the Real of Forms.

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CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMS:

ATE

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CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMS:

UTP

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CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMS:

UI

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Plato's Dualism: Composed of changing, ‘sensible’ things which are lesser entities and therefore imperfect and flawed

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Plato's Dualism: composed of eternal things which are permanent and perfect. It is the source of all reality and true knowledge

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Tripartate Soul: Rational and is the motivation for goodness and truth

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Tripartate Soul: Non-rational and is the will or drive toward action

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Tripartate Soul: irrational and lean towards the desire of pleasures of the body

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Christian Philosopher and wanted to know about moral evil and why it existed in people and also questions sufferings in the world.

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE (St. Augustine of Hippo)

??? as the source of reality and truth

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The role of Love by St. Augustine:

Physical objects = ?

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The role of Love by St. Augustine:

Not lasting and excessive love for people =

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The role of Love by St. Augustine:

Self = ?

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The Role of Love by St. Augustine:

??? = supreme virtue and real happiness

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RATIONALIST AND FATHER OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY

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Descartes’ System

Two (2) Powers of Human Mind:

ability to apprehend direction of certain truths

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Descartes’ System

Two (2) Powers of Human Mind:

power to discover what is not known

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

“I think therefore I am.”

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Soul/Mind (also the self) is a substance seperate from the body

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Philosopher that introduces the Acquisition of Knowledge

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE (John Locke)

??? has to do with choosing or willing the good

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An Empiricst Philosopher and never again entertained any belief in Religion after reading John Locke’s

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THE HUMAN MIND: Senses to Perceptions

immediate sensation of external reality

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THE HUMAN MIND: Senses to Perceptions

recollections of impressions

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Founder of German Idealism and wrote 3 books: Critique of Pure Reason, Practical Reason and Critique of Judgment

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Rationalist Empiricist

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Founder of PSYCHOANALYSIS and one of the pioneering figures in the field of PSYCHOLOGYs

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LEVELS OF MENTAL LIFE:

drives, urges and instincts

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LEVELS OF MENTAL LIFE:

Elements that are not conscious but can become conscious readility or with some difficulty

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LEVELS OF MENTAL LIFE:

Awareness in any given point of time

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PROVINCES OF THE MIND:

Pleasure Principle

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PROVINCES OF THE MIND:

ID - Pleasure Principle = life instinct and death instinct

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PROVINCES OF THE MIND:

Reality Principle

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PROVINCES OF THE MIND:

Moral and Ideal aspect of Personality (Moralistic/Idealistic Principle)

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Who's the Philosopher that believes:

1. An individual is a product of his past lodges within his subconscious

2. We live our lives by balancing the forces of life and death - opposing forces that make mere existence a challenge

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Psychological strategies that are unconsciously used to protect a person from ANXIETY arising from unacceptable thoughts or feelings

ex. repression, denial, projection, displacement etc.

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An English Philosopher and contradicted Cartesian Dualism

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Human consciousness and mind are dependant on the HUMAN BRAIN

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FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY: VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE

Two types of Knowledge

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Canadian Philosophers that combined NEUROLOGY and PHILOSOPHY in addressing the age-old problem (mind-body)

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NEUROPHILOSOPHY is the combination of ??

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“The mind just is the Brain”

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