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28 Cards in this Set
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he is principally concerned with man |
SOCRATES |
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considers man from the point of view of his inner life |
SOCRATES |
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famous line "know yourself" |
SOCRATES |
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tells each man to bring his inner self to light. A bad man is not virtuous through ignorance
A man who does not follow the good fails to do so because he does not recognize it |
SOCRATES |
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according to him, man was omniscient or all-knowing before he came to be born into this world |
PLATO |
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seperation of truth and knowledge, he forgot most of the knowledge he had, constant remembering, he can regain his former perfection |
PLATO |
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man who is now an exile on earth has a guiding tar, model, follow to reach and attain his destiny |
PLATO |
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man in life should imitate his former self more specifically, he should live a life of virtue which human perfection exist |
PLATO |
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The ideal self, The perfect self |
PLATO |
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respect for self |
IMMANUEL KANT |
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man is the only creature who governs and direct himself and his actions |
IMMANUEL KANT |
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every man should not be treated as mean- per the natural order of things, |
IMMANUEL KANT |
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respect other as you would respect yourself |
IMMANUEL KANT |
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person should not be use as a tool, instruments or device to accomplish another private ends |
IMMANUEL KANT |
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all gifted man has a same basic right and should treat each other as equal |
IMMANUEL KANT |
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I think, therefore I am |
RENÉ DESCARTES |
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self is a thinking entity distinct from the body |
RENÉ DESCARTES |
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mind and body re independent, man mas use his thinking in analyzing, investigate, experiment and develop himself |
RENÉ DESCARTES |
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hold the personal identity the self |
JOHN LOCKE |
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PERSONAL IDENTITY |
JOHN LOCKE |
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personal identity is matter of psychological continuity
personal identity is found in consciousness(memory)
not on soul or body |
JOHN LOCKE |
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personal identity is the concept about one selves that evolve over the course of individual life |
JOHN LOCKE |
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the self is the budle theory of mind |
DAVID HUME |
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sceptical about the existence of self |
DAVID HUME |
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man has no "clear and intangible" idea of the self |
DAVID HUME |
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no sing impression, a self is just a thing to perception of man ascribed, man expresion vary always changed |
DAVID HUME |
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person can never observed oneself without some other perception |
DAVID HUME |
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self " a bundle or collection of different perception which succeed each other with an inconceivable rapidity" |
DAVID HUME |
