Father of academy. Student of Plato. Virtue of knowledge. Will not be tempted.

Three parts of soul:

1. 1. Appetitive - desires/pleasure

2. 2. Spirited - emotional. right and wrong

3. 3. Rational - seeks logical thinking

Saint and philosopher of church. Body is bound to die on Earth.

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Father of Modern Philosophy. Dualism. Mind and body. Methodological doubt.

Cogito ergo sum (I think therefore I am).

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Father of Classical Liberation. A person is born knowing nothing.

tabula rasa (blank slate)

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Scottish Empiricist. There is no permanent self.

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German. The collection of impressions and different contents is what defines a person.

Transcendental Apperception.

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Father of Psychoanalysis. Man has different constructs of personality.

By-product of our experience in the past.

3 ASPECTS OF PERSONALITY

1. 1. ID 2. SUPEREGO 3. EGO

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3 ASPECTS OF PERSONALITY

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LEVELS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

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3 TYPES OF SOUL

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British. Does not believe that mind & body has two separate entities.

"ghost in the machine"

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Canadian. The self is defined by the movement of our brain.

"eliminative materialism"

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French. Body and mind are united.

Gestalt Psychology.

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13th century scholar. Christian view. Soul is what animates the body.

Man is composed of two parts.

1. 1. Matter (hyle) - common stuff that makes up everything

2. 2. Form (morpe) - essence of a substance

Man is composed of?

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Sociologist. Chicago. Symbolic interactions.

Theory of Self.

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Founder of French Socialism. Origin of Comtism.

Society of science.

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Sociologist. Synthetic Philosophy. Moral Philosophy.

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GIVE THE 2 MORAL PHILOSOPHY

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French Sociologist. Principal of architect and modern social sciences.

Sociology as legitimate science.

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Sociologist. Social Learning Theory, Social-Efficacy.

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Sociologist. Theory of self-management/Self-alienation

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German Sociologist. Political economist.

Captalism from being a protestant ethic.

Iron cage.

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Sociologist. Theory of Social Evolution.

The Leasguge of the Ho-de-no-sau-nee or Iroquois (1851)

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4 Philosophers who believe in Duality

(Body & Soul)

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6 Empiricism

Body and Mind

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