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• RAMPAGE


  Genghis Khan (Dynasty's Army)
• RAMPAGE


  13th Century
• VOYAGE


  Maligayang Paglalakbay
• Globalization


  Origin - Second World War
• Globalization Theories


  • Hardwired (History)
  • Not proving (Not proved)
  • Nayan Chanda (2007)
• Globalization Agendas


  • Trade
  • Missionary Work
  • Adventures
  • Conquest
• Globalization Cycles


  • Cycles - Cyclical
  • Waves
  • Cycles
• Periods of Globalization


  • Globalization of Religion (4th to 7th centuries)
  • European Colonial Conquest (Late 15th centuries)
  • Intra-European Wars (Late 18th to 19th century)
  • Heyday of European Imperialism (Mid 19th to 1918)
  • Post-World War II Period
  • Post-Cold War Period
• Before Christ BC
• Economist - 2006 - January 12
• Self


  The distinct identity which is a summation of the experiences of an individual
• Constitution of the Self

  • Self-knowledge
  • Interpersonal Self
  • Agent Self
• Self-knowledge


  Referred to as self-concept. It allows for people to gather information about themselves
• Looking glass self


  A theory that people learn about themselves through other people
• Introspection


  A person gathers information about himself through mental functions and emotion. It is when a person thinks deeply about himself
• Self-comparison


  It is an act of comparing oneself with other people
• Self-perception


  It is how one views himself. An act of inferring oneself through his/her behavior
• Interpersonal Self


  This is the public self. This allows for social connection with other people
• Agent Self


  The executive function that allows for actions. This is how we make choices and utilize our control for situations and actions
• Philosophers on the Self

  • Socrates
  • Plato
  • St. Augustine
  • Rene Descartes
  • John Locke
  • David Humes
  • Immanuel Kant
  • Sigmund Freud
  • Maurice Merleu Ponty
• Socrates: '"There should be a dialogue between the self and the soul."'
• Plato's view of the psyche/mind

  • Composed of three elements: the appetites, the spirited mind, and the rational and logical mind
• St. Augustine


  Identity is achieved through introspection and analysis
• Rene Descartes


  I think, therefore, I am
• John Locke


  The mind is active when one is conscious. That is also called Tabula Raza
• David Humes


  Passion not reason governs our behavior
• Immanuel Kant


  The human mind creates experiences, and experiences make up our persona
• Sigmund Freud's view of the mind

  • Three components: the id, the ego, and the superego. The ego balances the conflict between the id and the super ego
• Maurice Merleu Ponty


  The body is central to one's perception
• Humans will not develop as human persons without the intervention of the outside world
• Our growth and development will still be the products of our interaction with the external reality or outside world