According to him, "that self-knowledge is a prerequisite to a happy and meaningful life"

The first person to use the term philosophy

He discovered that the soul has three parts: Rational, Spirited and Appetitive Soul

He believed that the body and soul are bot two separate elements but are one thing

Who coined this that "The truth spoke refers the truth of knowing God"?

He is identified the two distinct entities the: cognito and extenza.

He postulates that the human mind at birth is a blank slate or "tabula rasa"

He believes that the self is nothing but a collection of interconnected and continually changing perceptions passing through our theater of our minds

According to him, "the self constructs its own reality creating a world that is familiar and predictable".

He believes that the mind is not the seat of self but behavior, thus the principle "I act, therefore, I am"

Who is this contemporary philosopher stated that, "The self is inseparable from the brain and the physiology of the body"?

George Herbert Mead was a Psychologist from the late 1800s.

Mead stated that their are five Role-Playing Stages of Self Development

Charles Hotley is the pioneered for the Looking-Glass Self.

Erving Goffman agrees that people are concerned with controlling how other view them, a process he called expression management

In self is a social construction, the backstage is when people play different roles throughout their daily lives and display different kinds of behavior depending on where they are and the time of day.

Cultural Borrowing is a situation where one society borrows the culture of another society and uses it as new part of the culture

Part of the Human Psyche, that is our pleasure principle.

Who is your professor in Understanding the Self?