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According to John Locke, the human mind at birth is like a
According to John Locke, the human mind at birth is like a
- Blank slate
- Empty canvas
- Tabula rasa (correct)
- Clean slate
Which philosopher introduced the idea that the physical world is not real and proposed the theory of forms?
Which philosopher introduced the idea that the physical world is not real and proposed the theory of forms?
- Heraclitus
- Aristotle
- Plato (correct)
- Socrates
Which philosopher is known for his philosophical thought 'cogito ergo sum' or 'I think, therefore I am'?
Which philosopher is known for his philosophical thought 'cogito ergo sum' or 'I think, therefore I am'?
- Plato
- Socrates
- Descartes (correct)
- Aristotle
According to Aristotle, the soul has three parts: nutritive, rational, and appetitive. Which part belongs to man alone?
According to Aristotle, the soul has three parts: nutritive, rational, and appetitive. Which part belongs to man alone?
What is the Filipino philosophy of life that makes them unmitigated optimists?
What is the Filipino philosophy of life that makes them unmitigated optimists?
According to John Locke, how does empiricism define learning?
According to John Locke, how does empiricism define learning?
Who is credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy and is known as the first moral philosopher?
Who is credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy and is known as the first moral philosopher?
According to Plato, what is the physical world considered to be?
According to Plato, what is the physical world considered to be?
Which philosopher believed that man is composed of a soul and body, and introduced the concept of the Golden Mean?
Which philosopher believed that man is composed of a soul and body, and introduced the concept of the Golden Mean?
What is the holistic and interior dimension in Filipino thought called?
What is the holistic and interior dimension in Filipino thought called?
According to John Locke, what is the term used to describe the human mind at birth?
According to John Locke, what is the term used to describe the human mind at birth?
Who introduced the Socratic Method?
Who introduced the Socratic Method?
Which philosopher believed that the physical world is a poor imitation of the real world?
Which philosopher believed that the physical world is a poor imitation of the real world?
According to Aristotle, which part of the soul allows us to perceive the world around us?
According to Aristotle, which part of the soul allows us to perceive the world around us?
What is the term used in Filipino thought to describe the holistic and interior dimension?
What is the term used in Filipino thought to describe the holistic and interior dimension?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses force or threat to justify a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses force or threat to justify a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone makes a generalization based on insufficient evidence?
Which fallacy occurs when someone makes a generalization based on insufficient evidence?
Which fallacy occurs when someone assumes the proposition to be proven in the premise?
Which fallacy occurs when someone assumes the proposition to be proven in the premise?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses a coincidental correlation to imply causation?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses a coincidental correlation to imply causation?
Which fallacy occurs when someone appeals to people's vanities, desires, or esteem to support a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone appeals to people's vanities, desires, or esteem to support a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone assumes the proposition to be proven in the premise?
Which fallacy occurs when someone assumes the proposition to be proven in the premise?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses force or threat to justify a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses force or threat to justify a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses a coincidental correlation to imply causation?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses a coincidental correlation to imply causation?
Which fallacy occurs when someone appeals or exploits people's vanities, desires, or esteem to support a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone appeals or exploits people's vanities, desires, or esteem to support a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when one reaches an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence?
Which fallacy occurs when one reaches an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence?
Which fallacy occurs when someone assumes the proposition to be proven in the premise?
Which fallacy occurs when someone assumes the proposition to be proven in the premise?
Which fallacy occurs when someone reaches an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence?
Which fallacy occurs when someone reaches an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence?
Which fallacy occurs when someone appeals or exploits people's vanities, desires, or esteem to support a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone appeals or exploits people's vanities, desires, or esteem to support a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses force or threat to justify a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses force or threat to justify a conclusion?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses a coincidental correlation to imply causation?
Which fallacy occurs when someone uses a coincidental correlation to imply causation?
Which religion sees suffering as a path to compassion?
Which religion sees suffering as a path to compassion?
What does love open in us?
What does love open in us?
What is suffering considered to be in Christianity?
What is suffering considered to be in Christianity?
What does love lead to in times of struggle, according to the text?
What does love lead to in times of struggle, according to the text?
What does suffering lead to in Buddhism?
What does suffering lead to in Buddhism?
What does love open in us?
What does love open in us?
What does suffering lead to in Christianity?
What does suffering lead to in Christianity?
What does suffering in Buddhism give rise to?
What does suffering in Buddhism give rise to?
What are the three experiences associated with love according to the text?
What are the three experiences associated with love according to the text?
Which one of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of love in the text?
Which one of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of love in the text?
What is the significance of suffering in Christianity?
What is the significance of suffering in Christianity?
What does love lead to in times of struggle, according to the text?
What does love lead to in times of struggle, according to the text?
What does suffering in Buddhism give rise to?
What does suffering in Buddhism give rise to?
What is the role of love in experiencing richness and positivity?
What is the role of love in experiencing richness and positivity?
What is the biblical perspective on suffering?
What is the biblical perspective on suffering?
Which model considers humans to be superior and central to the universe?
Which model considers humans to be superior and central to the universe?
What is the main cause of distraction and disorderliness in the environment?
What is the main cause of distraction and disorderliness in the environment?
What are the eight categories of carbon footprint?
What are the eight categories of carbon footprint?
What is the average carbon footprint of a two-person household?
What is the average carbon footprint of a two-person household?
What is the lesson that concurs with Taoist belief and other thinkers?
What is the lesson that concurs with Taoist belief and other thinkers?
Which model believes that humans are superior and central to the universe?
Which model believes that humans are superior and central to the universe?
Which category of carbon footprint includes transportation?
Which category of carbon footprint includes transportation?
What is one of the negative consequences of unfair and unjust utilization of the environment?
What is one of the negative consequences of unfair and unjust utilization of the environment?
What is one of the categories of carbon footprint for a two-person household?
What is one of the categories of carbon footprint for a two-person household?
What is the lesson that concurs with Taoist belief and other thinkers?
What is the lesson that concurs with Taoist belief and other thinkers?
Which model considers the ecological or relational integrity of humans to provide the meaning of morals and values?
Which model considers the ecological or relational integrity of humans to provide the meaning of morals and values?
What are the eight categories of carbon footprint?
What are the eight categories of carbon footprint?
What can distraction and disorderliness in the classroom be attributed to?
What can distraction and disorderliness in the classroom be attributed to?
What is the average carbon footprint of a two-person household?
What is the average carbon footprint of a two-person household?
What is the lesson that concurs with Taoist belief and other thinkers?
What is the lesson that concurs with Taoist belief and other thinkers?
What is the view of humanity in relation to the natural world?
What is the view of humanity in relation to the natural world?
What is the role of human beings in changing the environment?
What is the role of human beings in changing the environment?
What is the relationship between human rights and duties?
What is the relationship between human rights and duties?
How does the sense of order in beautiful objects translate into a formula or recipe?
How does the sense of order in beautiful objects translate into a formula or recipe?
What is the view of humanity in relation to nature?
What is the view of humanity in relation to nature?
What is the view of humanity in relation to the natural world?
What is the view of humanity in relation to the natural world?
What is the importance of changing our attitude toward our perception of the environment?
What is the importance of changing our attitude toward our perception of the environment?
What is the role of human beings in the community?
What is the role of human beings in the community?
What is the relationship between the sense of order in beautiful objects and a formula or recipe?
What is the relationship between the sense of order in beautiful objects and a formula or recipe?
What is the view of humanity's dominance over nature?
What is the view of humanity's dominance over nature?
What is the view of humanity in relation to the natural world?
What is the view of humanity in relation to the natural world?
What is the role of human beings in changing the environment?
What is the role of human beings in changing the environment?
What is the relationship between the sense of order in beautiful objects and a formula or recipe?
What is the relationship between the sense of order in beautiful objects and a formula or recipe?
What is the view of human rights?
What is the view of human rights?
What is the view of human beings in relation to the community?
What is the view of human beings in relation to the community?
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Study Notes
Philosophy and Human Thought
- John Locke proposed that the human mind at birth is a "tabula rasa" or blank slate.
- Plato introduced the theory of forms, claiming the physical world is an imperfect reflection of a higher reality.
- René Descartes is known for "cogito ergo sum" meaning "I think, therefore I am," emphasizing self-awareness as proof of existence.
- Aristotle identified three parts of the soul: nutritive, rational, and appetitive; the rational part is unique to humans.
- Filipino philosophy of life is characterized by optimism and resilience, referred to as "Bayanihan."
- Empiricism, as defined by Locke, posits that knowledge comes from sensory experience.
- Aristotle is recognized as the first moral philosopher and a key figure in Western philosophy.
- According to Plato, the physical world is viewed as a poor imitation of the realm of forms.
- Aristotle believed in the dualism of soul and body and introduced the Golden Mean as a moral guideline.
Filipino Thought
- The holistic and interior dimension in Filipino thought is termed "Kapwa," promoting interconnectedness.
- The concept of "Kapwa" emphasizes empathy and community well-being.
Logical Fallacies
- Force or threat used to justify a conclusion is known as the Argumentum ad Baculum (appeal to force).
- Hasty generalization occurs when a conclusion is drawn from insufficient evidence.
- Begging the question involves assuming the truth of a proposition in the premises.
- Post hoc reasoning implies causation based on coincidence, leading to erroneous conclusions.
- Appeals to vanity exploit people's desires to validate a conclusion.
Suffering and Love
- Buddhism interprets suffering as a path to enlightened understanding.
- In Christianity, suffering is viewed as a means for spiritual growth and compassion.
- Love opens pathways to personal growth and positive transformation in times of hardship.
- Three experiences associated with love include compassion, connection, and sacrifice.
Environmental Awareness
- Carbon footprint categories include transportation, housing, food, and energy use.
- The average carbon footprint for a two-person household is approximately 37,000 pounds annually.
- Taoist beliefs emphasize harmony with nature and mutual respect within ecosystems.
- Distraction and disorderliness in learning environments stem from external stimuli and poor organization.
- Recognition of humanity's ecological relationship is essential for moral and ethical considerations.
- The view of humanity in relation to nature can shift depending on attitudes toward environmental responsibility.
Human Rights and Community
- Human rights are inherently connected to the duties and responsibilities individuals hold within a community.
- The role of human beings is pivotal in fostering a sense of order and beauty, as seen in art and nature.
- A change in perception towards the environment fosters a more sustainable and considerate approach to ecological challenges.
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