we're educators of the Greek era of antiquity. They taught rhetoric, music, arithmetic, and physical training.

"Man is the measure of all things"

"In society justice is nothing but the advantage of the strong"

"Might is Right"

He believed that humans are composed by a body and a soul where souls are imprisoned in a body. The body is imperfect, the sould is perfect.

On the Allegory of the Charioteer, The Charioteer is 1.)______, the Black Horse is 2.)______ and the White Horse is ______.

He believed the body=soul, but not all body have a soul.

Not all souls are equal, what are the 3 types of soul? (all lower case, no period at the end, shortcut.)

Focuses in the now body that feels pain and pleasure. "Pursue pleasure and avoid pain"

It is something that should be kept on moderation because not all of it are good.

Not all pain are Bad.

It is what it is Basically... What we can control is what we feel and how we see things.

The Idol of the Mind (format: enter the last word instantly e.g text, text1, text2 no period at end, shortcut, and all lower case.)

it is The Idols of the Mind where Personal Biases, Favorites, Likes, and Dislikes are mentioned.

It is the Idols of Mind where Humanity, Community and Family is included.

one of the Idols where we are provided with education, philosophy and religion.

One of the Idols where we are provided meaning and language.

He made the Idol of the Mind.

He made the concept of the "Stages of Life"

Stages of Life(format: text, text1, text2 no period at end, all lower case, shortcut.)

It's a stage of life where one is selfish and is self centered, emphasis of the "I".

Stages of Life where one develops what is good and the bad, focuses on self and the community which now is focused on the "We" emphasis.

Stage of Life where one is selfless for others, the "you" emphasis.

He made the concept of "Types of Human"

This type of human is a follower, someone who loves comfort and routine.

a follower that works hard, excellent, a comformist, and is a carrier of burden.

This type of human challenges the norms, criticizes the cage and has no principle. Basically the destroyer without a principle in life but ungrounded.

The type of human where one is grounded, not blinded by conformities and critical of his own principle.

Realities of Life

The ambiguous self, Everydayness, Routines and Busyness.

Authentic Self, The Acceptance of Angst, The Process on One's Life.

"Life is Absurd"

What are the two solutions to absurdity?(text1, text2)

Who is an absurd hero?

the person who embraces the absurdity and enjoys the absurdity.

Life is suffering, there is a way out of the suffering in life.

just say okay, memorize these three principles from Viktor Frankle: 1.) Life has meaning under any circumstances. 2.) Our motivation of living is Siya hayst😔😔 and our search for meaning 3.) We have the freedom to find meaning in what we do, and what we experience.

Discovering meaning:(text1, text2, text3)

Love can be an art.

for love to be an art, it needs:(text1 and text2)

"It takes a moment to tell someone you love them, but it takes a lifetime to prove it."-full name

The total way of life of a particular group of people.

Is a system of symbols that allow members of society to communicate with one another.

anything that carries a particular meaning recognized by people who share culture.

Culturally defined standards of desirability, goodness, and beauty that serve as broad guidelines for social living.

A specific statement that people hold to be true.

are rules and expectations by which society guides the behavior of its members.

Refers to a society's standard of proper moral conduct. They tell us what is right or wrong, appropriate or inappropriate.

Refer to society's customs for routine, casual interactions. Have less moral significance than mores.

Symbolic Interactionism

Looking Glass-Self

Dramaturgy

The general concept that we make a presentation of ourselves to others is hardly a novel. Basically we arranged our behavior for such a performance in society.

A harried fabricator of impressions involved in the all human task of staging performance.

a figure, typically a fine one, whose spirit, strength, and other sterling qualities the performers were design to evoke.

Which is a conscious decision on the part of the individual to reveal certain aspects of the self and to conceal others, as actors do when performing on a stage.

Emphasizes that while in the presence of others, the individual typically infuses his activity with signs which dramatically highlights and portray confirmatory facts that might otherwise remain un-appearant or obscure.

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