PHILO

38問 • 1年前

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問題一覧

Focuses on placing human needs and interests above all else.

ANTHROPOCENTRIC MODEL

Emphasizes the intrinsic value of all living and non-living components of the environment.

ECOCENTRIC MODEL

Refers to the degradation of the natural environment due to human activities.

ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION

Believed that all living things emerged from a boundless, eternal source he called "Apeiron.

ΑΝΑΧΙMANDEr

Advocated for harmony and balance, seeing the universe as an interrelated whole.

PYTHAGORAS

Highlighted moral responsibility to treat nature with respect as part of our ethical duties.

IMMANUEL KANT

Criticized industrial society for exploiting nature, advocating for an ecologically sustainable way of living.

HERBERT MARCUSE

Emphasized the role of mindfulness and understanding in shaping human interaction with the environment.

GEORGE HERBERT MEAD

Advocates for a deep, spiritual connection between humans and the environment..

DEEP ECOLOGY

social Links environmental issues to structures, emphasizing that ecological problems arise from inequalities.

SOCIAL ECOLOGY

Connects the oppression of women and the exploitation of nature, advocating for the liberation of both.

ECOFEMINISM

Reflects careful and sustainable use of resources.

ERICH FROMM'S PRUDENCE

Advocates for avoiding overconsumption to preserve resources.

ERICH FROMM'S FRUGALITY

Emphasizes human capacity to make choices based on reason and will.

ARISTOTLE'S POWER OF VOLITION

True freedom comes from living in faith and following moral principles.

ST. THOMAS' SPIRITUAL FREEDOM

The divine order governing the universe.

ETERNAL LAW

Universal moral principles innate to all human beings.

NATURAL LAW

Created by humans to maintain order in society.

HUMAN LAW

Religious commandments guiding moral behavior.

DIVINE LAW

Understanding and sharing others' feelings.

EMPATHY

Focusing fully on what is being said to grasp its meaning

LISTENING CAREFULLY

A barrier to mutual understanding that involves forming opinions without context.

JUDGING OTHERS

Jumping to conclusions without sufficient evidence.

ASSUMPTIONS

Striving to see others' perspectives even without agreeing.

MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING

Valuing others' viewpoints and differences.

RESPECT

Strengthened through consistent understanding and clear communication.

BUILDING TRUST

Ensuring messages are conveyed accurately to avoid misunderstandings.

CLEAR COMMUNICATION

Recognizes humans as naturally relational.

SOCIAL BEING

Actions benefiting everyone in society.

COMMON GOOD

Acknowledging and upholding individuals' freedoms and privileges.

RESPECT FOR RIGHTS

Collective efforts for societal well-being.

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

Personal accountability within group dynamics.

INDIVIDUAL ROLES

Protecting and preserving nature.

ENVIRONMENTAL CARE

Offering services without expecting rewards.

VOLUNTEERING

Helping others to create a stronger community.

MUTUAL SUPPORT

Spending more time with loved ones and resolving conflicts.

CHANGES IN PRIORITIEs

Contemplating what one wishes to leave behind for others.

LEGACY AND PURPOSe

Understanding the importance and brevity of life.

PHILOSOPHICAL INSIGHT

MT 7

MT 7

MT 7

MT 7

Weekly Test 3

Weekly Test 3

Definition of Terms 1

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Definition of Terms 1

WT 6

WT 6

WT 3

WT 3

Republic Acts

Republic Acts

Practical Problems and Experiences REFRESHER 2

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Practical Problems and Experiences REFRESHER 2

単位認定試験　倫理

単位認定試験　倫理

TOPOGRAPHY - This includes mountains, valleys, Examples of these landforms are:

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TOPOGRAPHY - This includes mountains, valleys, Examples of these landforms are:

COMPETENCE 10

COMPETENCE 10

competence 10

competence 10

COMPETENCE 10

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COMPETENCE 10

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Organic Aquaculture

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Organic Aquaculture

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Mutated Lemon

Organic Soil Amendments 2020

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Organic Soil Amendments 2020

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Mutated Lemon

Organic Soil Amendments 2016

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Organic Soil Amendments 2016

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Mutated Lemon

Organic Biocontrol Agents - Microbials and Botanicals

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Organic Biocontrol Agents - Microbials and Botanicals

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Mutated Lemon

quiz 1 (module 1-4)

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quiz 1 (module 1-4)

science

science

Reviewer Test

Reviewer Test

問題一覧

Focuses on placing human needs and interests above all else.

ANTHROPOCENTRIC MODEL

Emphasizes the intrinsic value of all living and non-living components of the environment.

ECOCENTRIC MODEL

Refers to the degradation of the natural environment due to human activities.

ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION

Believed that all living things emerged from a boundless, eternal source he called "Apeiron.

ΑΝΑΧΙMANDEr

Advocated for harmony and balance, seeing the universe as an interrelated whole.

PYTHAGORAS

Highlighted moral responsibility to treat nature with respect as part of our ethical duties.

IMMANUEL KANT

Criticized industrial society for exploiting nature, advocating for an ecologically sustainable way of living.

HERBERT MARCUSE

Emphasized the role of mindfulness and understanding in shaping human interaction with the environment.

GEORGE HERBERT MEAD

Advocates for a deep, spiritual connection between humans and the environment..

DEEP ECOLOGY

social Links environmental issues to structures, emphasizing that ecological problems arise from inequalities.

SOCIAL ECOLOGY

Connects the oppression of women and the exploitation of nature, advocating for the liberation of both.

ECOFEMINISM

Reflects careful and sustainable use of resources.

ERICH FROMM'S PRUDENCE

Advocates for avoiding overconsumption to preserve resources.

ERICH FROMM'S FRUGALITY

Emphasizes human capacity to make choices based on reason and will.

ARISTOTLE'S POWER OF VOLITION

True freedom comes from living in faith and following moral principles.

ST. THOMAS' SPIRITUAL FREEDOM

The divine order governing the universe.

ETERNAL LAW

Universal moral principles innate to all human beings.

NATURAL LAW

Created by humans to maintain order in society.

HUMAN LAW

Religious commandments guiding moral behavior.

DIVINE LAW

Understanding and sharing others' feelings.

EMPATHY

Focusing fully on what is being said to grasp its meaning

LISTENING CAREFULLY

A barrier to mutual understanding that involves forming opinions without context.

JUDGING OTHERS

Jumping to conclusions without sufficient evidence.

ASSUMPTIONS

Striving to see others' perspectives even without agreeing.

MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING

Valuing others' viewpoints and differences.

RESPECT

Strengthened through consistent understanding and clear communication.

BUILDING TRUST

Ensuring messages are conveyed accurately to avoid misunderstandings.

CLEAR COMMUNICATION

Recognizes humans as naturally relational.

SOCIAL BEING

Actions benefiting everyone in society.

COMMON GOOD

Acknowledging and upholding individuals' freedoms and privileges.

RESPECT FOR RIGHTS

Collective efforts for societal well-being.

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

Personal accountability within group dynamics.

INDIVIDUAL ROLES

Protecting and preserving nature.

ENVIRONMENTAL CARE

Offering services without expecting rewards.

VOLUNTEERING

Helping others to create a stronger community.

MUTUAL SUPPORT

Spending more time with loved ones and resolving conflicts.

CHANGES IN PRIORITIEs

Contemplating what one wishes to leave behind for others.

LEGACY AND PURPOSe

Understanding the importance and brevity of life.

PHILOSOPHICAL INSIGHT