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WorksheetsIntroduction to Philosophy of Human Person - Assessment
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 18mins
What are the two (2) different perspectives used to define Philosophy of the Human Person?
The interpretation of experience
Abstract concepts
The being of persons
The principles of Metaphysics
Which abstract concepts are NOT involved in the discussion of Philosophy of the Human Person?
Truth and Justice
Love and Hate
Equality and Freedom
Emotion and Imagination
The early philosophers realized that it is significant to start conversations on abstract concepts so that ________________.
we can live our lives
we may truly know the world we live in
we can evaluate the knowledge of human persons
we can understand the cosmos
How does philosophy start conversations on abstract concepts?
Through investigation of evidence about abstract concepts.
Through experiments about abstract concepts.
Through investigation of the personal self and the society that influences us.
Through investigation of the beliefs, what they feel, and what they know of abstract concepts.
Who believed that change was the only constant thing in the world and you can observe this through the changes of form of an object?
Heraclitus
Aristotle
Parmenides
Anaximenes
How important are daily experiences in doing Philosophy?
How do you perceive love? Is it anonymous with hate?
Why do you think it is important to know and investigate abstract concepts?
How different is believing from knowing?
Whose theory of change would you agree with, Parmenides’ or Heraclitus’? Cite examples such as experiences to support your answer.
