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34 Cards in this Set
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have the natural and universal tendency to relate, to establish attachments, and seek close relationships with other people. |
Humans are social beings |
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strong, deep,or close association or acquaintance betweentwo or more people that may range in durationfrom brief to enduring which can be based oninterference, love, solidarity, support, regularbusiness interactions, or some other type ofsocial commitment. |
Interpersonal Relationships |
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Major philosophical branches that explains interpersonal relationships, which can then relate to SELF-AWARENESS and TRANSCENDENCE |
Existentialism and Phenomenology |
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it defines interpersonalrelations as SELF, WHILE BEING AWARE OF THE OTHER;or when an individual is naturally aware of himself as a distinct being, and yet it is alsoaware that there are other beings apart fromhimself. |
Existentialism |
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An awareness of an individuality |
Self |
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an object OUTSIDE OF A PERSONAL EXPERIENCE while it is often used by mostphilosophers to refer to individuals apart from the self. |
Others |
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the SHARED AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING among persons. |
Intersubjectivity |
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Levels of Self and Others Interaction |
level 1 Simple Awareness Level 2 Deeper Level of Interaction |
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Merely knowing that there are other beings that are unique from us, that they existoutside of our own awareness or perception. |
Level One: Simple Awareness |
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Awareness of self being seen by others - self consciousness |
Level 2: Deeper Level Interaction |
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considered a defining characteristic which SETS APART INTERACTION OF HUMAN BEINGS from interaction of other species. |
Unique Phenomenon of Human Gaze |
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actions referred to by Martin Buber where an individual PRESENTS THYSELF IN A CERTAIN WAY when dealing with others. - AWARENESS OF SELF IN THE OTHER - we act based on how people view us - unconscious |
Seeming |
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a MUCH DEEPER LEVEL OF INTERACTION which refers to a much deeper relationshipestablished among individuals; and is made possible when the self realizes that the other is a genuine and unique individual. |
Dialogue |
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Philosophical views defining human person |
Existentialist Constructivist Phenomenologist |
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it considers human relationships as a defining influence on human life. |
Existentialist |
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it explains that KNOWLEDGE AND TRUTH are shaped through a certain society. |
Constructivist |
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they argue that SHARED EXPERIENCE BETWEEN PERSONS shaped their perception of reality. |
Phenomenologist |
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an existentialist, considers human relationships are FRUSTRATING and are often INAUTHENTIC and AMBIGUOUS - humans often use other humans TO ACHIEVE CERTAIN DESIRES, which opens to ALIENATION |
Jean Paul Sartre |
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an individual ceases to view the other as a distinct and authentic person, and CONSIDERS THE PERSON AS A MERE OBJECT. - According to Karl Marx, it will lead to EXPLOITATION |
Alienation |
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defined that, “Self-other relationshipas being driven by empathy — the awarenesses that the other is a person with thoughts andfeelings” |
Eden Stein |
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believed that,“Intersubjectivity is more than just shared understanding, but is the CAPABILITY TO PUTONESELF, “IN THE PLACE WHERE THE OTHER IS” |
Edmund Husserl |
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defined that, “Genuine relationship based on availability or the WILLINGNESS OF A PERSON TO BE PRESENT and be atthe disposal of another. |
Gabriel Marcel |
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considered that, “HumanExistence as a CONTINUAL DIALOGUE WITH THE OTHER,and that the SELF BECOMES THROUGH ALL INTERACTION with nature, with other people, and with God |
Martin Buber |
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is regarded by Philosophy as “BEING-WITH-OTHERS” and that seeking andmaintaining meaningful and harmoniousrelationships with others are NECESSARY FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT. |
Human Person |
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As revealed in the Old Testament, God’s relationship with mankind started ________ — when God established man’s ideal relationship which is the union of man and woman. |
with the Creation |
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The Initial Relationship in CREATION was frustrated by _________ which are acts that violated the covenant of fellowship. |
Adan and Eve’s disobedience and the killing of Abel by Cain — |
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Gods Way of Reiterating his original covenant |
a. Noah’s Salvation from the great flood b. Abraham’s Journey to the Promised Land c. Deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt d. The Ten Commandments e. God’s Promise to David |
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it determines the DEVELOPMENT of individuals and societies. |
Human Interaction |
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it defines the development of individual IDEAS AND CHARACTERISTICS. |
Social Interactions |
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it is founded on the maintenance of MEANINGFUL AND HARMONIOUS relationships among its members. |
Welfare of society |
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In the new testament, Jesus Christ redefined his covenant by |
His death and resurrection |
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Christianity considers human relations in the context of ___ |
Community |
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Man's ideal relationship |
Union between man and a woman |
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Greatest relationship between God and Man |
Fellowship and covenant |
