UTS Flashcards

(8 cards)

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offers diverse perspectives on the nature of the self, identity, knowledge, and the meaning of life.

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Philosophy

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Law of Wisdom

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Philosophy

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3
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“know thyself” focused by knowing yourself

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Socrates

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often considered the father of western philosophy, emphasized self knowledge as a moral imperative

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Socrates

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5
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Underscores the belief that understanding oneself is the foundation of wisdom and virtue

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Socrates

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He viewed humans as composed of body and soul (dualism) but placed greater emphasis on the soul, which he considered the true essence of a person

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Socrates

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Socratic introspection involved the Socratic Method— a dialectical process of questioning to stimulate critical

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Socrates

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knowledge is not learned externally but recollected from within, aligning with plato’s theory of anamnesis (recollection)

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Socrates

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