Understanding u Slf 1

Cards (40)

  • Sophia - wisdom/knowledge
  • Philosophy - love for wisdom
  • philosopy - in greek means loving knowledge or wisdom
  • Philosophy - investigate the legitimacy of concepts by rational argument
  • Philosophy - It is a set of ideas standard or belief used to describe behavior and thought
  • Socrates- frist one to coined the word philosophy
  • Socrates - the unexamined life is not worth living
  • Socrates - self reflection
  • Virtue - deepest and most basic propensity or nature of man
  • Plato - Socrates students
  • Happiness - fruit of virtue, attained by the constant imitation of the divine extemplar of virtue embodied in man perfect self
  • Happiness= moral virtue + intellect
  • Plato - moral virtue+intellect=happiness
  • Immanuel kant - man is created with the power to govern and direct himself and his action to attain his purpose and aim
  • Immanuel kant -The rule of reason and justice: respect others as you would Respect yourself , all men are gifted with the same basic rights and should treat each other as equals
  • Rene Descartes - " I think, therefore i am "
  • Rene Descartes - the self is a thinking entity distinct from the body
  • Rene Descartes - emphasis the importance of mindset
  • Rene Descartes - mind must govern the body
  • David hume - there is no clear perception of the self
  • David hume - human doesn't have complete understanding of thereself
  • John Locke - human mind at birth is a blank paper
  • Man is created in gods image consisting the following
    1. physical
    2. Intellectual
    3. Moral
    4. Religious
    5. Social
    6. Aesthetic
    7. Political
    8. Economic
    9. Emotional
    10. Sexual
  • St. Augustine - golden rule
    "Do unto others what you want them do unto you"
  • Virtue of life - loving god means Loving your fellow man
  • St Augustine - Virtue of life - loving god means Loving your fellow man
  • Sigmeund freud - psychoanalytic theory of self
  • Sigmeund freud - human psyche (personality)
  • Id - (internal desires) primitive biological drives and urges, concerned with achieving pleasure and self satisfaction
  • Sigmeund freud - father of psychology
  • Ego - (reality) rational part of the personality
    "I" part of the individual which gives her the sense of own indentity
  • Super ego - (conscience) part of the personality concerned with morals, percepts, standards and idea
  • Super ego - the most important part of personality
  • Oral - 0-1 yrs old , gratification through the mouth
  • Anal - (expulsive phase) 2-3 yrs old focus on toilet traing
  • Phallic - 3-6 years old curiosity to genitals
  • Oedipus complex - boy attached fo mother
  • Electra complex - girl attached to father
  • Latency - 10-14 yrs old sexual motivation
  • Genital - after puberty