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Dualism
Any view which holds that two ultimate, irreducible principles are requiered for an explanation of reality
Essence
essence signifies those qualities which identify a thing as a member of a class of things
Ethics
the branch of philosophy which studies the meaning of good and evil
Metaphysics
the branch of philosphy which studies thet nature of ultimate , total reality
Teleology
The view that imputes purpose goal-directions to the changes which take place in organisms
Philosophy
"love of wisdom"
Dikaiosune
justice
Abraham Maslow's five levels of human need
1. Physical Satisfaction
2. Safety
3. Love
4. Admiration
5. Self-fulfillment
Plato's tripartite nature of the soul
1. Reason-Gold-Guardians
2. Spirited Element-Silver-Auxiliaries
3. Bodily appetites-Bronze-producers
Peter Singer
Princeton ethics teacher who was a very controversial figure in euthanasia and other mercy killing topics
Karl Rahner (1904-1984)
Jesuit philosopher
Rahner's five basic characteristsics
1.Embodiment
2. Spirituality
3. Solidarity
4. Uniqueness
5. Freedom
Psychosis
a mental disorder in which the personality is very seriously disorganized and contact with reality is impared
Schizophrenia
a mental disorder of unknown cause typically characterized by a separation of thought processes and emotions
Neurosis
various mental disfuntion disorders characterized by anxiety
Anxiety
an intense state of being uneasy, apprehensive, or worried about what may happen
Hysteria
a psychiatric condition characterized by excessive emotional excitability
Sigmund Freud
-1856-1939
-Founder of Psychoanalysis
-Struggled with death in the family
C.S. Lewis
-1898-1963
-Professor and Christian theologist
-Troubled by war and death in the family
Oedipus Complex
attraction of the son to the mother or a woman similar to her
Electra complex
attraction of the daughter to the father or a man similar to him
Thanatos (Death Instinct)
one's own innate drive to destroy yourself
Eros (Love Instinct)
one's drive to enjoy life and to love
Ego, Id, Superego
-Located in the brain
-three phases of the mind
Libido
sexual desire
Hegel
-Historical Development
-Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis
Feuerbach
-God and religion are pale reflections of this world
Saint Simon
Religious Doctrines kept people ignorant
Adam Smith
-Wealth is measured in consumable goods
Marx's five historical periods
1. Asiatic
2. Ancient
3. Feudal
4. Bougeois
5. Communist
Karl Marx
-Together with his friend and benefactor, Fredrich Engels, created the Communest Manefesto
Jean Paul Sartre
-modern philosopher
Simone de Beavour
-lover of Sartre
-wrote the feminist "bible" the second sex