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WorksheetsThe Self in Western and Oriental / Eastern Thought
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 21mins
Focus on oneself
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Focus on personal needs
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
This culture is predicated on putting Egoism first
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Acquisition of material things
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
Obsessed with being successful
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Wealth and poverty is result of enterprise and hard work
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Celebrates the youth and being young
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
Philosophically they subscribe on the idea of evolution
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
Focusing on others
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
Focus on feeling of others
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
All about collectivism
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Tilted towards less assets (thus the mantra less is more)
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
Long life is equated with wealth
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Wealth and poverty is result of fortune and luck
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Values wisdom of years and seniority
Eastern Culture
Western Culture
Philosophically they subscribe to the concept of reincarnation
Western Culture
Eastern Culture
Gentleman by following the moral way to promote harmony in society (ALL CAPS)
(a)
Detachment and desirelessness to reach nirvana (ALL CAPS)
(a)
Reciprocal relationship (ALL CAPS)
(a)
Compssion to other humans for belief that we are part of the same ever-changing universe (ALL CAPS)
(a)
Attainment of liberation in identification of Atman
The spiritual essence of all individual human beings
Spiritual essence of the universe
Brahman
Spiritual essence of the universe
Spiritual essence of all individual human beings
Statement of liberation in identification of atman and brahman through the four yogas.
Taoism
Confucianism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Concept of Kapwa (ALL CAPS)
(a)
Two level of modes
Outsider
Insider
Hindi ibang tao
One of us
Two level of modes
Outsider
Insider
Hindi ibang tao
One of us
Two level of modes
Outsider
Insider
Hindi ibang tao
One of us
People are autonomous, independent from there in groups
Individualism
Collectivism
Give priority to their personal goals of their ingroup
Individualism
Collectivism
Behave on their faces of attitudes rather than norms
Collectivism
Individualism
Interdependent within their in-groups
Collectivism
Individualism
Give priority to the goals of their in groups
Individualism
Collectivism
Behave in a commonal way
Individualism
Collectivism
Concerned in maintaining relationship with others
Collectivism
Individualism
All are concept of self western thought except
Social construction
Intimately connected to bodily experience
multidimensional entity
Recognition of shared identity
