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philo 2nd qt
36問 • 1年前
  • Jamila Escudero
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    is recognizing human differences and understanding in terms of positive and negative traits.

    intersubjectivity

  • 2

    the reality of something is dependent on other things.

    subjectivity

  • 3

    actual state of something

    objectivity

  • 4

    essentially part of intersubjectivity

    humility

  • 5

    a jewish philosopher who became famous through his philosophical writing

    martin buber

  • 6

    you see the person as an object and focus more on the benefits

    i-it relationship

  • 7

    you see other people genuinely and have a deeper connection

    i-thou relationship

  • 8

    a group of people withcommon territory

    society

  • 9

    they tend to be nomadic, moving to new areas

    hunting and gathering

  • 10

    invented hand tools like sticks or hoe like instruments to punch

    horticultural societies

  • 11

    relies on the domestication and breeding of animals

    pastoral societies

  • 12

    members of this society tend crops with an animal-harnessed plow

    agricultural societies

  • 13

    uses advanced sources of energy, rather than humans and animals

    industrial societies

  • 14

    a german sociologist, divided societies into two large categories

    ferdinand toennis

  • 15

    2 large categories of society

    gemeinschaft societies and gesellschaft societies

  • 16

    consisting primarily of villages in which everyone knows everyone else

    gemeinschaft societies

  • 17

    are modernized people have little in common with one another

    gesellschaft societies

  • 18

    features an economy based on services and technology

    post industrial societies

  • 19

    individual achievement is valued over kinship ties

    mass society

  • 20

    also called virtual community

    virtual society

  • 21

    he views death not as an end, but as a natural process

    st. thomas aquinas

  • 22

    viewed death as a part of life’s journey

    aristotle

  • 23

    viewed death with faith rather than fear

    pope john paul ll

  • 24

    states that all actions have karmic consequences

    buddhist view on death

  • 25

    sees that death is not important in man’s existence

    marxism view on death

  • 26

    death makes us realize that life is short, so we should make the most of it

    existentialist view on death

  • 27

    the option and the obligation to do good

    freedom

  • 28

    the way something is shown to us directly and clearly

    givenness

  • 29

    for every action we take, there are consequences

    freedom consequences

  • 30

    free with society from oppressive restriction, but has responsibility

    liberty

  • 31

    choose to think, decide and control our action

    free will

  • 32

    he said human freedom can be used for both good and bad things

    st. augustine

  • 33

    he claims liberty means responsibility

    george bernard shaw

  • 34

    he goes back to the supreme of intellect and will

    st. thomas aquinas

  • 35

    express freedom as nature driven fact of condemnation

    jean paul sartres

  • 36

    instead of trying to avoid hardship or looking for any easy paths, we should embrace the struggles

    camus sisyphus

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    is recognizing human differences and understanding in terms of positive and negative traits.

    intersubjectivity

  • 2

    the reality of something is dependent on other things.

    subjectivity

  • 3

    actual state of something

    objectivity

  • 4

    essentially part of intersubjectivity

    humility

  • 5

    a jewish philosopher who became famous through his philosophical writing

    martin buber

  • 6

    you see the person as an object and focus more on the benefits

    i-it relationship

  • 7

    you see other people genuinely and have a deeper connection

    i-thou relationship

  • 8

    a group of people withcommon territory

    society

  • 9

    they tend to be nomadic, moving to new areas

    hunting and gathering

  • 10

    invented hand tools like sticks or hoe like instruments to punch

    horticultural societies

  • 11

    relies on the domestication and breeding of animals

    pastoral societies

  • 12

    members of this society tend crops with an animal-harnessed plow

    agricultural societies

  • 13

    uses advanced sources of energy, rather than humans and animals

    industrial societies

  • 14

    a german sociologist, divided societies into two large categories

    ferdinand toennis

  • 15

    2 large categories of society

    gemeinschaft societies and gesellschaft societies

  • 16

    consisting primarily of villages in which everyone knows everyone else

    gemeinschaft societies

  • 17

    are modernized people have little in common with one another

    gesellschaft societies

  • 18

    features an economy based on services and technology

    post industrial societies

  • 19

    individual achievement is valued over kinship ties

    mass society

  • 20

    also called virtual community

    virtual society

  • 21

    he views death not as an end, but as a natural process

    st. thomas aquinas

  • 22

    viewed death as a part of life’s journey

    aristotle

  • 23

    viewed death with faith rather than fear

    pope john paul ll

  • 24

    states that all actions have karmic consequences

    buddhist view on death

  • 25

    sees that death is not important in man’s existence

    marxism view on death

  • 26

    death makes us realize that life is short, so we should make the most of it

    existentialist view on death

  • 27

    the option and the obligation to do good

    freedom

  • 28

    the way something is shown to us directly and clearly

    givenness

  • 29

    for every action we take, there are consequences

    freedom consequences

  • 30

    free with society from oppressive restriction, but has responsibility

    liberty

  • 31

    choose to think, decide and control our action

    free will

  • 32

    he said human freedom can be used for both good and bad things

    st. augustine

  • 33

    he claims liberty means responsibility

    george bernard shaw

  • 34

    he goes back to the supreme of intellect and will

    st. thomas aquinas

  • 35

    express freedom as nature driven fact of condemnation

    jean paul sartres

  • 36

    instead of trying to avoid hardship or looking for any easy paths, we should embrace the struggles

    camus sisyphus