The Western Philosophy of Self (copy)

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Practice flashcards covering Western philosophers and their theories on the self, including Aristotle, Descartes, Freud, and Socrates.

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________ encompasses all view of the self that emanated from the European and American continent, postulated by thinkers from these regions.

The Western Philosophies of Self

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Western Philosophies of Self encompass views that emanated from the __________ and __________ continent.

European, American

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_____ describes the self is made up of __________ as the core essence of a living being which is not separated from the body.

Aristotle, soul

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According to Aristotle, the ____ is the one that acts within the body.

soul

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The __________ soul is mentioned by Aristotle as the one that allows a living being to nourish itself.

Vegetative

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The __________ soul is the kind of soul that allows for the experience of sensation.

Sensitive

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The _______ has the ability to receive forms of other things and compare them using nous (intellect) and logos (reason).

Rational Soul

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In Aristotle's view, the Rational Soul uses ______ (intellect) and __________ (reason).

nous, logos

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_______ posits that the self is a __________ person.

Rene Descartes, thinking

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The Latin phrase used by Descartes, '__________', translates to 'I think therefore I am'.

Cogito Ergum Sum

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__________ is a substance within the brain capable of thinking, affirming, and doubting.

mind

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According to Descartes, the self makes us aware to perceive the __________ world.

eternal

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______ is associated with the __________ of Self.

Sigmund Freud, Drive Theory

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Freud categorized the self into three layers:

id, ego, superego

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In Freud's theory, the __________ is the seat of passion, desires, and instinctual drives.

id

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The __________ seeks to please the id drives in a realistic way and regulates our action.

ego

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The __________ works on the morality principle as the seat of what is right and wrong.

Superego

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The superego reflects the _________ of cultural rules and others.

cultural

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Three layers _______ with each other.

self-interact

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In reality, the ego __________ between the id and the superego (which ever dominates from the other two structures, the ____ will act in reality.)

mediate, ego

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Our self determines our __________ based on which of the three structures dominates.

personality

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______ philosophy asserts that to understand the self is to '__________'.

Socrates, know thyself

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Socrates believes man must stand and live according to his __________.

nature

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According to Socrates, knowledge of oneself is achieved through the __________ method.

Socratic

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The Socratic method involves a __________ between the soul and itself or between a student and teacher.

dialogue

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Socrates is famous for saying that 'An __________ life is not worth living'.

unexamined