"Transcendence of self - living at the level of being - is assumed to be most possible for the person with a strong and free identity, i.e for the self-actualizing person."

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"No man is an island"

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it is the branch of philosophy that is concerned with the natural environment and humanity's place within it.

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is the belief that humans are the central and most significant species on the planet, and they are free to transform nature and use its resources.

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It rejects claims that earth's resources are limited or that unchecked human population growth will exceed the carrying capacity of earth and result in wars and famines as resources become scarce.

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Believes that humans are not the only significant species on the planet, and that all organisms have inherent value.

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Places a great value on ecosystems and biological communities. Key term: Biological system/community

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Sees the natural world as being maintained by the interrelationship among living organisms and that every living thing on the planet is dependent on each other for survival.

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Proposes that living organisms interact with their inorganic surroundings on earth to form a synergistic and self-regulating, complex system that helps maintain and perpetuate the conditions for life on the planet.

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Law where various nations committed to reduce their green house gas emissions in order to curb global warming.

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year where Earth day was first instituted.

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A global effort to raise awareness of environmental issues and inspire action among communities.

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RA. 9147

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RA. 8485

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Is an emotional state characterized by feelings of joy, satisfaction, contentment, and fulfillment.

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Term for happiness in Scientific Literature

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Term used by ancient greeks to refer to a person's state of well-being or happiness

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He equates happiness with living a moral life, practicing virtues, fulfilling personal duties, and controlling one's desires.

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He said that Happiness is the primary reason for human action.

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For him, happiness means a life of peace that is free from fear and discomfort.

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For them, they define happiness as a union with God

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He defines happiness as satisfaction with one's life as a whole.

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A person's happiness based on a total life pattern - a person should not only be satisfied with the life he or she lived but must also feel constant joy and enthusiasm in life.

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He has two perspectives in happiness. (1) one must look back to his or her past experiences and have a positive evaluation. (2) Happiness is brought about by a sense of well-being in having lived a life that is enriching and rewarding.

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He proposes that to achieve happiness, a person must plan his or her activities.

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They believe that happiness is possible if one enjoys the simple pleasures of life

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He believes that happiness can be found in the afterife when the spirit reunites with God.

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Believes that happiness is achieved through wise decision making.

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He said that achieving happiness is impossible because of the ever-changing nature of man's desires. Human action should not be defined by happiness but rather goodwill.

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term used to refer to man's realization that the world can never live up to the ideal perfect world.

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Refer to fear and anxiety

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A crisis brought about when person begins to question his or her purpose.

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Is the feeling of weariness and discontent brought about by lack of interest or intense boredom with the world.

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They believed that suffering can be avoided by seeking pleasurable things.

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Suffering is the defining features of human existence.

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Believes that suffering is closely tied to spiritual progress.

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Believes that human existence is characterized by suffering caused by man's inability to meet his unlimited wants and desires.

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Suffering is inevitable and a test of a person's worth.

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Suffering as one of many interrelated elements that define the meaning of experiences throughout life. Suffering goes hand in hand in defining a person' s view on his life experiences. Balance between positive and negative experiences.

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Branch of philosophy that reconciles the existence of a benevolent, all-good God with the reality of suffering in the world.

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Entails identifying sources of stress and conflict and devising means to tolerate or minimize their effects.

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They believe that one must face suffering with fortitude and patience

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When faced with difficulties, a person should not blame other people or look at external factors to explain his or her suffering.

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3 reasons why Socrates was sentenced to death

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2 possibilities of death

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Someone who believes that you, equals your body.

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He said that fearing that is just because they'll miss out on things that they want to experience.

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The last thing you should do is hold them closer. Why fear the inevitable?

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Life is just inherently good

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Good experiences is important. The quality of life is whats important.

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