the term dialectics is derived from the greek word

dialego which means to

the dialectical method can be traced back to

arises from the opposing realities is not concerned about winning or losing but about seeking new ideas that arise from a conflict

a thesis refers to a

refers to a thesis that negates or opposes the given thesis

become a new thesis that will be opposed by another antithesis

the word phenomenology comes from the two greek words

phainomenon means

which appears to the consciousness of the mind

investigates the essence of nature the things that appears to a person

for __, phenomenology is "the science of the essence of consciousness"

is the most original or also called pure phenomenology

husserl distinguishes

refers to the belief that the reality outside the person is relative to and separate from the person who experiences it

refers to the process where by a person suspends his/her belief or the things he/she has learned from the natural attitude

this process is also called epoche

bracketing means to

have material needs but they also have non-material aspects

what is a human person

has a body with all its various features

refers to his/her emotional need desires and even passions

it refers to the inseparable union of the body and the soul

is the meeting point of the material and immaterial entities

their concepts are influenced by the cosmogenic model of the world or greek philosophers

another notable philosopher known as a defender of the christian faith and a doctor of the church

the foremost person to have identified man on top of the other animals

response to the question "who am i?" and essentialist spiritual

is a living tradition whose roots can be traced from the life

who is also known as the historical buddha

construed that karma and rebirth is natural causal process in the universe

his appearance was frequently described as grotesque, his clothes were old and poor and was charged with corrupting the minds of the youth

experience cravings or anything that deals with man's physical wants

this is the movement from fact to essence

the term hermeneutics is usually associated with the greek god and messenger between gods and humans

two worlds of plato

also known as ruism or ru classicism, a behavior originating in ancient china, a philosophy of peace

which means human heartedness

which consists of doing things in the right manner

means that agent to man should possess the virtue of jen and yi

means love of wisdom

two major traditions of philosophy

characterized by its rigorous way of doing philosophy and presupposes an analytic approach

is often used interchangeably with religion

studied under plato

are centered on finding the answers to the question "who and what am i?"

an empiricist, provided a systematic philosophy that attempts to answer how the human person thinks

everything you see on your body is called

accidental characteristics

the act of surpassing our limitation is called

bodily tendencies

the word soul is an english translation of the greek word

three kinds of soul found in

the period following the ancient times is called

this period is also referred to as the age of faith

two philosophers are very much known for this medieval period

is also known as the father of idealism and one of the students who gathered around socrates was

the soul has tripartite function

to think analyze comprehend and make decision

various feelings such as hatred or anger