Religion in Film and Pop-Culture

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A collection of vocabulary flashcards based on key concepts from the lecture on Religion in Film and Pop-Culture, focusing on philosophical and Buddhist principles.

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Dasein

A fundamental concept in Heidegger's philosophy that refers to being-in-the-world, emphasizing the importance of context and equipment in existence.

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Inauthenticity

A concept in Heidegger's philosophy where individuals live according to the expectations of others rather than embracing their true self.

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Authenticity (Eigentlichkeit)

Heidegger's concept that refers to living genuinely and meaningfully, connecting one's life to their heritage.

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Noble Death

Robert C. Solomon's idea of a death that is noble, reflecting an individual's values and integrity.

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Death Fetishism

A term used by Solomon to describe an unhealthy preoccupation with death, which he critiques as a distortion of understanding mortality.

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Morbid Solipsism

Solomon's critique of a self-centered perspective on death that isolates the individual from the reality of life.

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Stoic View on Death

The perspective of death in Stoicism, which emphasizes acceptance and understanding as a means to live virtuously.

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The Tao

A central principle in Taoism representing the natural order of the universe, similarly conceptualized to 'the Force' in Star Wars.

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Acceptance (Taoism)

A Taoist principle that involves recognizing reality and responding to it, as depicted in themes within Star Wars.

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Uncarved Block

The Taoist concept representing simplicity and potential, analogous to the ideal state of being found in Star Wars characters.

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Wu Wei

A Taoist principle of 'non-action' or effortless action, related to responding appropriately to situations without self-consciousness.

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Daoist View on Social Ills

The Daoist belief that striving too hard for virtue can ironically lead to negative outcomes, reflecting on human behaviors.

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Simplicity (Taoism)

A principle that advocates for a straightforward approach to life, illustrated through narratives in Star Wars.

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Mindfulness and Concentration

Key concepts in Buddhism related to awareness and focus, paralleling the practices of Jedi in Star Wars.

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Four Noble Truths of Buddhism

The core teachings in Buddhism addressing suffering, its causes, its cessation, and the path to liberation.

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Emptiness (Buddhism)

A Buddhist concept emphasizing the absence of inherent existence in all phenomena, metaphorically explained through the 'web of Indra'.

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Five Aggregates of Self

In Buddhism, these components (form, feeling, perception, mental formations, consciousness) constitute the sense of self.