Philosophy of Values and Feelings

These flashcards cover key concepts related to the philosophy of values and feelings as discussed in the lecture.

Immanuel Kant

A philosopher who explored the connection between feelings and moral decisions.

Moral Feeling

The feeling of pleasure or displeasure when actions follow or go against moral law.

Axiology

The branch of philosophy that studies values and their significance in decision-making.

Max Scheler

A philosopher known for his theory that values are connected to feelings and arranged in a hierarchy.

Hierarchy of Values

The ranking of values from lowest to highest importance according to Scheler.

Debt of Gratitude

A Filipino value referring to the obligation to return kindness for past favors.

Ordo Amoris

The order in which a person ranks values in life; incorrect rankings lead to disorders.

Values of Holiness

The highest form of values connected to religion, spirituality, and the sacred.

Objective Values

Values that exist independently of individual opinions.

Sensory Values

The lowest level of values based on pleasure and pain.

Social Acceptance

The Filipino value of seeking to belong to a group and being accepted by others.

Self-Esteem (Amor Proprio)

The value of self-respect and desire to be treated with dignity, considered the highest Filipino value.