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What are the three part of the soul (the self)
Reason, Physical Appetite, Spirit or Passion
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He was accused of disrespect for the city of gods and corrupting the youth of Athens.
Socrates
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What is platos definition of Self
Man is soul using a body
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ideas are copies of impressions, they are less “lively” and “vivid”. Ideas include thoughts and images that are built up from our primary impressions through a variety of relationships.
Ideas
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a system in which the individual plays no role in the construction of experiences, but these experiences have a direct impact On the microsystems The Individual part of it
exosystem
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This refers to basic biological needs, such as thirst hunger and sexual desire.
Physical Appetite
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He believes that “The Soul Possessed Superiority Over the Body".
St. Augustine
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Culture influences what will affect you emotionally, as well as how you express yourself.
Expressing emotions
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This refers to basic emotions such as love, anger, aggressiveness and empathy.
Spirit or Passion
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Churchland’s Definition of self
The self is the brain
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it enables the individuals to think deeply,make choices and achieve true understanding.
Reason
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It begins to develop out of the ID at about 6to8 months. It operates in accordance with the logical and self-preservative secondary process.
EGO
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John Locke’s Definition of Self
Personal identity is made possible by self- consciousness.
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Freud Definition of self
The self is Multi-Layered
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Hume’s Definition of Self
There is no self, only a bundle of constantly changing perceptions passing through the theater of our minds.
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Socrates definition of self
The self is an immortal soul which exists over time
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what are the two distinct entities
Impressions, ideas
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meaning of Sophia
Wisdom
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it is the typical collectivist culture in east asia.
interdependent construct
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the environment in which an individual lives
The microsystem
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reason; the task is to guide the chariot to the eternal realm by controlling the two independent-minded horses
Charioteer
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people are more and more dependent on machines.
Industrialism
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- is the study of formed norms, beliefs, and values that come. - is the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior.
SOCIOLOGY
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includes allthe society’s physical objects, such as its toolsand technology, clothing, eating utensils, and means of transportation.
Material Culture
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culture influences whether you value traits, like humility, and self-esteem.
Personality Traits
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Philosophical Statement of Socrates
Know Thyself
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The Three Layers of the Self
ID EGO SUPEREGO
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has significantly changed society and this has affected how an individual builds and develops his/her “identity”.
modernization
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Philosophical Statement of Descartes
I think therefore I am
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Spirit
Noble Horse
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the Father of Western Philosophy
Socrates
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Merleau-Ponty Definition of self
The self is embodied subjectivity
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The final conclusion of the relationship of the body and the soul
The body is united with the soul so that man may be entire and complete.
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embodying the appetite
Wild Horse
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the characteristics of individualistic culture such as north america
independent construct
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who wrote the quote, “the most difficult thing in life is to know yourself”
Thales of Miletus
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what is socrates view of reality
Reality is dualistic
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believed that culture can influence how you view: relationships, personality traits, achievement, and expressing emotions.
Catherine Raeff (2010)
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influenced greatly by the culture and society in which a person lives.
macrosystem
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the basic sensations of our experience, the elemental data of our minds: pain, pleasure, heat, cold, happiness, grief, fear etc. These impressions are “lively” and “vivid”.
Impressions
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In modern society, it is a society that is full of possibilities, everything is subject to change.
Dynamism
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Culture influences how you define success and how you value certain group achievements
Achievement
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It’s present at birth, entirely unconscious, includes all innate instincts. It is motivated entirely by the pleasure principle.
ID
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the cumulative experiences a person has over the course of their lifetime.
Chronosystem
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power and reach by institutions, especially in government.
Institutions of surveillance
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He elaborated socrates ideas
Plato
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Kant’s Definition of self
The self is a unifying subject, an organizing consciousness that makes intelligible experience possible.
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the soul is likened to a chariot drawn by two powerful winged horses.
The Chariot Analogy
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includes the values, beliefs, symbols, and language
Non-material culture
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Descartes definition of self
The self is a thinking thing
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The commodification of labor power
Capitalism
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the self is culturally shaped and infinitely variable
Anthropology
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What are the 2 types of Reality
Physical Realm and Ideal Realm
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described as the interactions between the microsystems.
mesosystem
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it begins to develop out of the ego at about age 3to5 years. It is partly conscious and unconscious. It Includes standards or RIGHT and WRONG.
SUPEREGO
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May be seen as voluntary or duty based.
Relationships
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meaning of Philo
Love
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It is constantly changing, transient and imperfect (ex. the physical body)
Physical Realm
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it considered as unchanging, eternal and immortal (ex. the soul, truth, goodness and beauty)
Ideal Realm
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Free to seek its own identity
Delocization
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Ryle Definition of self
the self is the way people behave