According to him, "an unexamined life is not worth living."
a ) Aristotle
b ) St. Augustine
c ) Socrates
d ) Rene Descartes
Answer: c
This is the method of carefully examining one's thoughts and emotions to gain self-knowledge.
a ) Nicomachean method
b ) Experimental method
c ) Analytic method
d ) Socratic Method
Answer: d
He suggested that anything with life has a soul.
a ) Aristotle
b ) Socrates
c ) Rene Descartes
d ) St. Augustine
Answer: a
In the three kinds of soul introduced by Aristotle, this soul includes the physical body that can grow.
a ) rational soul
b ) vegetative soul
c ) sentient soul
d ) essence soul
Answer: b
In the three kinds of soul introduced by Aristotle, this soul includes sensual desires.
a ) vegetative soul
b ) rational soul
c ) sentient soul
d ) essence soul
Answer: c
In the three kinds of soul introduced by Aristotle, this soul includes the intellect that allows man to know and understand things.
a ) vegetative soul
b ) rational soul
c ) sentient soul
d ) essence soul
Answer: b
To lead a good, fulfilling, and flourishing life is
a ) self-actualization
b ) self-realization
c ) self-identity
d ) self-conscious
Answer: a
He believes that the soul is what governs and defines man.
a ) Aristotle
b ) Socrates
c ) St. Augustine
d ) John Locke
Answer: c
He provided the philosophical principle, "I am doubting, therefore I am."
a ) John Locke
b ) Rene Descartes
c ) Immanuel Kant
d ) St. Augustine
Answer: d
He is regarded as the Father of Modern Philosophy.
a ) Immanuel Kant
b ) David Hume
c ) Rene Descartes
d ) Socrates
Answer: c
His concept of the self is stated in the philosophical principle, "I think, therefore I am."
a ) John Locke
b ) St. Augustine
c ) Immanuel Kant
d ) Rene Descartes
Answer: d
He postulates that the human mind at birth is a blank slate (tabula rasa).
a ) John Locke
b ) St. Augustine
c ) Immanuel Kant
d ) Rene Descartes
Answer: a
John Locke believes that (_) accompanies thinking and makes possible the concept of self.
a ) mind
b ) consciousness
c ) philosophy
d ) knowledge
Answer: b
This philosopher believes that there is no self, but a collection of interconnected and continually changing perceptions.
a ) Immanuel Kant
b ) Aristotle
c ) David Hume
d ) John Locke
Answer: c
David Hume that there are only distinct entities in experience. What is the entity that shows the basic sensations of people's experience?
a ) impressions
b ) sentient
c ) ideas
d ) knowledge
Answer: a
David Hume that there are only distinct entities in experience. What is the entity that shows the thoughts and images from impressions that are less lively and vivid?
a ) impressions
b ) sentient
c ) ideas
d ) knowledge
Answer: c
He believes that the idea of personal identity is a result of imagination.
a ) John Locke
b ) Sigmund Freud
c ) David Hume
d ) Immanuel Kant
Answer: c
He believes that the self transcends experience because the mind can grasp aspects of reality that are not limited to the senses.
a ) John Locke
b ) Sigmund Freud
c ) David Hume
d ) Immanuel Kant
Answer: d
He believes that the self is multilayered and consists of three layers.
a ) Sigmund Freud
b ) Gilbert Ryle
c ) Paul Churchland
d ) Plato
Answer: a
In the three layers of self, (_) is organized, rational and practical. It considers realistic demands and consequences of various actions.
a ) post-conscious self
b ) conscious self
c ) preconscious self
d )unconscious self
Answer: b
This British Philosopher believes that the self is the way people behave, thus, the principle, "I act, therefore I am."
a ) Sigmund Freud
b ) Paul Churchland
c ) Gilbert Ryle
d ) Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Answer: c
This Canadian philosopher advocates that the self is inseparable from the brain and the physiology of the body.
a ) Gilbert Ryle
b ) Plato
c ) Maurice Merleau-Ponty
d ) Paul Churchland
Answer: d
This philosopher argued that all knowledge about the self is based on the phenomena of experience.
a ) Gilbert Ryle
b ) Socrates
c ) Maurice Merleau-Ponty
d ) Paul Churchland
Answer: c
He introduces the idea of eliminative materialism.
a ) Immanuel Kant
b ) Gilbert Ryle
c ) Paul Churchland
d ) Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Answer: c
He is the author of the book Phenomenology of Perception.
a ) David Hume
b ) Maurice Merleau-Ponty
c ) Paul Churchland
d ) Immanuel Kant
Answer: b
In his Theory of Forms, he introduces the concept of the two worlds: the world of forms (non-physical ideas) and the world of sense (reality).