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One of the Idols where we are provided meaning and language.
Idol of the Marketplace
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"In society justice is nothing but the advantage of the strong"
Thrasymachus
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The type of human where one is grounded, not blinded by conformities and critical of his own principle.
The Child
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Love can be an art.
Erich Fromm
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The ambiguous self, Everydayness, Routines and Busyness.
Dasman
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Life is suffering, there is a way out of the suffering in life.
Viktor Frankl
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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.
Okay
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The total way of life of a particular group of people.
Culture
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It is something that should be kept on moderation because not all of it are good.
Pleasure
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Discovering meaning:(text1, text2, text3)
good deed, experiencing something or encountering someone, attitude
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A harried fabricator of impressions involved in the all human task of staging performance.
performer
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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.
Impression Management
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Stages of Life(format: text, text1, text2 no period at end, all lower case, shortcut.)
aesthetic, ethical, religious
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Who is an absurd hero?
Sisyphus
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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.
Dramaturgy
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What are the two solutions to absurdity?(text1, text2)
suicide, belief in religion
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Not all souls are equal, what are the 3 types of soul? (all lower case, no period at the end, shortcut.)
vegetative, sentient, rational
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a figure, typically a fine one, whose spirit, strength, and other sterling qualities the performers were design to evoke.
character
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Culturally defined standards of desirability, goodness, and beauty that serve as broad guidelines for social living.
values
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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.
Plato
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a follower that works hard, excellent, a comformist, and is a carrier of burden.
The Camel
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are rules and expectations by which society guides the behavior of its members.
norms
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Stage of Life where one is selfless for others, the "you" emphasis.
Religious Stage
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Not all pain are Bad.
True
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He made the concept of "Types of Human"
Friedrich Nietzsche
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anything that carries a particular meaning recognized by people who share culture.
symbols
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It's a stage of life where one is selfish and is self centered, emphasis of the "I".
Aesthetic Stage
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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.
Ethical Stage
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He made the concept of the "Stages of Life"
Soren Kierkegaard
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A specific statement that people hold to be true.
beliefs
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"Might is Right"
Thrasymachus
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On the Allegory of the Charioteer, The Charioteer is 1.)______, the Black Horse is 2.)______ and the White Horse is ______.
1.)Reason, 2.)Appetite, 3.)Passion
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"It takes a moment to tell someone you love them, but it takes a lifetime to prove it."-full name
Erich Fromm
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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.
Dramatic Realization
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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 Lion
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Refer to society's customs for routine, casual interactions. Have less moral significance than mores.
folkways
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it is The Idols of the Mind where Personal Biases, Favorites, Likes, and Dislikes are mentioned.
Idol of the Cave
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Realities of Life
Martin Heidegger
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one of the Idols where we are provided with education, philosophy and religion.
Idol of the Theatre
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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.)
cave, tribe, marketplace, theatre
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This type of human is a follower, someone who loves comfort and routine.
The Sheep
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"Life is Absurd"
Albert Camus
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He believed the body=soul, but not all body have a soul.
Aristotle
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for love to be an art, it needs:(text1 and text2)
knowledge and effort
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we're educators of the Greek era of antiquity. They taught rhetoric, music, arithmetic, and physical training.
The Sophist
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the person who embraces the absurdity and enjoys the absurdity.
Sisyphus
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Focuses in the now body that feels pain and pleasure. "Pursue pleasure and avoid pain"
Epicurus
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Looking Glass-Self
Charles Horton Cooley
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Refers to a society's standard of proper moral conduct. They tell us what is right or wrong, appropriate or inappropriate.
mores
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He made the Idol of the Mind.
Francis Bacon
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Symbolic Interactionism
George Herbert Mead
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Is a system of symbols that allow members of society to communicate with one another.
language
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Authentic Self, The Acceptance of Angst, The Process on One's Life.
Dasein
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It is the Idols of Mind where Humanity, Community and Family is included.
Idol of the Tribe
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It is what it is Basically... What we can control is what we feel and how we see things.
Stoics
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"Man is the measure of all things"
Protagoras
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Dramaturgy
Erving Goffman