philosophers Flashcards

(28 cards)

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“Know Thyself” emphasized self knowledge as a moral imperative

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Socrates

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2
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The tripartite soul

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Plato

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3
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governs reason and logic

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Rational Soul

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4
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Source of emotions like anger and courage

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Spirited soul

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5
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driven by desires, pleasure, and physical needs

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Appetitive Soul

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6
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ideal self

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Plato

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7
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The self in relation to god

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Augustine of Hippo

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8
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For him, the self is fundamentally defined by its relationship with God

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Augustine of Hippo

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9
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“Cogito, ergo sum”

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Rene Descartes

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10
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Father of modern philosophy

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Rene Descartes

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11
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Introduce radical doubt

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Rene Descartes

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12
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res cogitans

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mind

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13
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res extensa

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body

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14
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The self as a bundle of perceptions

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David Hume

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15
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an empiricist, rejected the idea of a stable, unchanging self

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David Hume

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16
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The self is therefore not a substance, but a collection of experiences constantly in flux

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Memory and Consciousness

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that personal identity is founded on consciousness, not on the soul or body

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Self is a product of reflective consciousness, making self awareness central to identify

20
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The unified self

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Immanuel Kant

21
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distinguished between the empirical self (known through experience) and transcendental self (the necessary condition for experience)

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Immanuel Kant

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our mind actively shapes experience using priori concepts such as space and time

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Immanuel Kant

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organizing principle of all experience and knowledge — a unity of thought and perception

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Immanuel Kant

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The self as Brain Activity

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Paul Churchland

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leading proponent of eliminative materialism
Paul Churchland
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The psychoanalytic self
Sigmund Freud
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the primal, unconscious source of DESIRE and INSTINCT
Id
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the CONSCIOUS, rational mediator between the id and reality
Ego