Introduction to Philosophy

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Unit 5 - Humanity as Stewards

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What is Cosmic Egg Theory?

Source of everything in Eastern Philosophies

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What does Cosmic Egg contain?

Primordial elements or creator/deity

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What are Primordial Elements?

Original building blocks since beginning

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What is Deity?

God or Goddess with supernatural powers

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What does The Bible say about origin?

God created universe out of nothing in 6 days

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Gaia

Physical Earth, Mother Earth, ancestral mother of the gods

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Eros

Primordial force of love, desire, procreation

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Erebus

Personification of darkness and underworld shadows

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Nyx

Primordial goddess embodying the night

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Uranus

Personification of sky and first cosmic ruler

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Hecatonchires

3 giant brothers with 100 hands and 50 heads each

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Cyclops

3 giant brothers with single central eye

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Titans

12 giant deities who ruled universe before Olympians

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What is Big Bang Theory?

Universe exploded/emerged from super dense & hot point

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Pre

Socratic Philosophy focus?

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What is Arche?

Single element that explains everything

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Thales of Miletus belief?

Everything made of water, foundation of life

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Heraclitus basic element?

Fire signifying destruction, death, importance

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Heraclitus belief?

Everything has start and finish

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Leucippus & Democritus belief?

Everything made of atoms, reduced to invisible element

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Anaximander concept?

Apeiron

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What is Apeiron?

Boundless/limitless that created elements

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Goal of philosophy per reviewer?

Not just how universe created but to ponder our existence

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Stone Age

Used stone tools to hunt and gather, living as part of nature

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Agricultural Age

Farmed, domesticated animals, permanent settlements, harnessing nature

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Industrial Age

Used machineries, upscale exploitation of nature begins

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Anthropocene meaning?

Anthro=Human, Cene=Recent, human activity changed ecosystem and geochemistry

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New Era proposed?

Age of AI

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Pax Silica Project site?

New Clark City PH

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Pax Silica concerns?

Land Grabbing & Noise

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Advaita Vedanta?

Indian philosophy of non

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What is Atman same as?

Brahman / ultimate universal reality

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When was Heidegger born?

September 26, 1889

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Where was Heidegger born?

Messkirch Germany small rural town southwest

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When did Heidegger die?

May 26, 1976, 86 years old Freiburg West Germany

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Heidegger education?

Doctorate summa cum laude University of Freiburg

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Heidegger Nazi affiliation?

Part of Nazis NSDAP

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What is NSDAP?

National Socialist German Workers Party

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When did NSDAP rule?

1933

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What did NSDAP start?

WWII and Holocaust

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Where did Heidegger teach?

Marburg University

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What is Wewelsburg Castle?

HQ for Schutzstaffel SS

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What is SS?

Hitler's elite private army

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Who is Hannah Arendt?

18yo student girlfriend of Heidegger, Jewish philosopher escaped Nazis

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Hannah Arendt famous for?

Explaining how dictatorships work

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What influenced Heidegger?

Provincial environs, conservative upbringing, craftwork, agricultural life

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Provincial Environs?

Rural areas or countryside

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Conservative Upbringing?

Raised preserving traditional values, resisting rapid change

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Ontology?

Study of what exists and what it means to exist

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Traditional philosophy asks?

What exists?

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Heidegger asks?

What does it mean to exist at all?

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What is Dasein?

German for being

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Dasein meaning?

Beings

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Calculative Thinking?

Sets specific goals, seeks immediate utility, driven by productivity

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Calculative Thinking question?

How can I use this?

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Where does inauthenticity appear?

Calculative Thinking

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Das Man / Anyone

self?

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Meditative Thinking?

Contemplation and Gelassenheit, asks deeper meaning

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Meditative Thinking questions?

What does it mean? Why does it matter?

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Gelassenheit?

Allowing things to reveal themselves without forcing control

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Environmental Ethics?

Apply moral concepts to define humanity's role with environment

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Key question of Environmental Ethics?

Do non

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Dominion?

Viewing nature as resource to be mastered and exploited

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Stewardship?

Humanity as caretaker preserving and protecting nature

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Summum Bonum Aquinas?

God is highest good

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Why did God create humans per Aquinas?

To be God's stewards

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Natural law per Aquinas?

Physical world reflects divine reason and order

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Utilitarianism?

Measures goodness by utility/benefit/happiness for all beings

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Consequentialism?

Weighs actions by net outcomes/consequences

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Over

exploiting resources result?

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Confucius Rule of Reciprocity?

Do not do unto others what you don't want done to you

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Confucius view on nature?

Humanity and nature interconnected, harm environment harms humans back

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Taoism Wu Wei?

Effortless Action

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Wu Wei means?

Align with natural flow Tao, not forcing will

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Anthropocentrism?

Human

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Ecocentrism?

Nature

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Veganism IN REVIEWER definition?

Does not eat meat but may eat milk and eggs

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Vegetarianism IN REVIEWER definition?

No meat and no animal products, no milk eggs leather

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Speciesism?

Belief humans are superior to other animals

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Speciesism application?

Sentient animals feel pain and enjoyment. Stewardship mandates to avoid unnecessary harm, and suffering in livestock practices.

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Rice paddies emit?

Methane gas

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Livestock emits?

Methane during digestion

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Fertilizers emit?

Nitrous oxide

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Collective Stewardship Impact argument?

One choice seems impotent but aggregate crosses threshold and signals producers to scale back

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Aggregate?

Total amount made from smaller parts combined

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Personal Stewardship?

Refraining from harm

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Boycott meaning?

Avoiding animal products

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Buycott meaning?

Supporting plant

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Political Stewardship?

Advocate institutional legal structural reforms, subsidies reform, emissions caps, animal welfare laws

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Animal Husbandry?

Raising and caring for animals for food and other products

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Resource Efficiency issue?

Animal husbandry consumes vast land, freshwater, feed vs plant agriculture

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Greenhouse Gas Mitigation point?

Ruminant farming high methane, plant shift alleviates warming

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Ruminant Farming?

Farming cows goats sheep for milk meat wool

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Ruminant?

Animal that chews cud, special stomach to digest grass

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Cud?

Food brought back up from stomach to chew again

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Global Climate Justice?

Degradation harms vulnerable who contribute least to emissions

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Intergenerational Stewardship?

Preserving habitability and food security for future generations

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Government Tripartite duty?

Regulate markets, remove subsidies for high

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Corporations Tripartite duty?

Restructure supply chains, report ecological footprints

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Citizens Tripartite duty?

Conscientious consumption, demand legislative action, avoid deflection by lobby groups