Lesson 4 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Also called Oriental; represents
Asia.

A

Eastern

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2
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Represents Europe and Northern
America

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Western

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3
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A system of ethics devised by the Chinese scholar K’ung Fu-tzu (Latinised to Confucius) in sixth
century BC China

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Confucianism

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4
Q

Self is characterized by ________ which means that a person is
defined by his/her significant relationships

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Relational identity

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5
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This is seen as the ultimate purpose of life in Confucianism.

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Self-cultivation/ self-realization

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6
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The _______ (man of virtue or noble character; commonly translated as “gentleman” or “superior man”) is, above
all, a man of self-cultivation.

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Chun-tzu

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7
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This is the principle of self-restraint and sense of propriety.

It includes following social etiquette and mannerisms.

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Li

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8
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This means sincerity and unwavering devotion to the good.

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Cheng

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9
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This is love for the immediate family and then society.

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Hsiao

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10
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This is the principle of righteousness.

A

Yi

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11
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This is the principle of honesty in life.

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Xin

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12
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This is the most important of all principles.

It means being kind and humane to your fellow beings.

It is about helping out others.

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Jen

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13
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This is loyalty to one’s family and to
one’s country.

A

Chung

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14
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To be a chun-tzu, man has to
live by 7 principles

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  1. Li
  2. Cheng
  3. Hsiao
  4. Yi
  5. Xin
  6. Jen
  7. Chung
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15
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Confucius specifies the 5
important relationships

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• King to subject
• Father to son
• Husband to wife
• Older brother to younger brother
• Friend to friend

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16
Q

The self in Confucianism is a _______. It is conditioned to respond to
perceptions, not of its own needs and aspirations, but of social requirements and obligations.

17
Q

It is a religious or philosophical
tradition of Chinese origin which
emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao or the Way.

18
Q

The _____ is but one of the countless manifestations of the Tao. It is an
extension of the cosmos.

19
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In Taoism, the perfect man has no self; the spiritual man has no achievement; the true sage has no name. The ideal is thus ______.

20
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It teaches that an individual is a
combination of five aggregates of
existence, also called the Five Skandhas or the five heaps.

21
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The Buddha teaches that an individual is a combination of five aggregates of existence, also called the _________.

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Five Skandhas or the five heaps

22
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5 Skandhas or 5 heaps

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• Form
• Sensation
• Perception
• Mental formations
• Consciousness

23
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Skandha that refers to our physical form

24
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Skandha that is made up of our feelings – both emotional and physical – and our senses – seeing, hearing, tasting, touching, smelling.

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Skandha that refers to the means thinking -- conceptualization, cognition, reasoning.
Perception
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Skandha that includes habits, prejudices, and predispositions, and volition or willfulness.
Mental Formations
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Skandha that refers to awareness of or sensitivity to an object, but without conceptualization.
Consciousness
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The doctrine of _______ (Sanskrit; anatta in Pali) is the core teaching of Buddhism. According to this doctrine, there is no "self" in the sense of a permanent, integral, autonomous being within an individual existence.
anatman
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In Buddhism, the ultimate goal is _______ (enlightenment). The English word enlightenment sometimes refers to heightened intellect and reason.
Nirvana
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The original Buddhists used the word ______, which means "awakened."
bodhi
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The word Buddha is derived from and means _________
bodhi the awakened one