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What distinguishes ideas internas from other types of ideas?
What distinguishes ideas internas from other types of ideas?
Which term refers to ethical, moral, or social norms guiding behavior?
Which term refers to ethical, moral, or social norms guiding behavior?
Which type of questions allows for a range of responses and opinions?
Which type of questions allows for a range of responses and opinions?
What is the primary characteristic of necesidades?
What is the primary characteristic of necesidades?
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What does the term autonomía refer to in decision-making?
What does the term autonomía refer to in decision-making?
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What can a dilema ético involve?
What can a dilema ético involve?
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Which option indicates a situation where the respondent reflects on identity and life choices?
Which option indicates a situation where the respondent reflects on identity and life choices?
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What is the purpose of preguntas retóricas?
What is the purpose of preguntas retóricas?
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What is the primary focus of environmental philosophy?
What is the primary focus of environmental philosophy?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a form of human expression?
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of human expression?
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What role do human communication systems play?
What role do human communication systems play?
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Which of the following best describes discourse?
Which of the following best describes discourse?
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Which of these is an example of ecological consideration within ecocentrism?
Which of these is an example of ecological consideration within ecocentrism?
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What is the primary focus of reflexive questions?
What is the primary focus of reflexive questions?
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How does Plato's theory relate to ideas and the real world?
How does Plato's theory relate to ideas and the real world?
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What does the concept of 'conocimiento' encompass?
What does the concept of 'conocimiento' encompass?
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What does 'antropocentrismo' suggest about human curiosity?
What does 'antropocentrismo' suggest about human curiosity?
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Which statement correctly reflects the nature of human bonds?
Which statement correctly reflects the nature of human bonds?
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What is suggested by the term 'contingencia' in relation to life experiences?
What is suggested by the term 'contingencia' in relation to life experiences?
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What role do circumstances play in our ability to question our existence?
What role do circumstances play in our ability to question our existence?
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What is true about ideas, according to the discussed concepts?
What is true about ideas, according to the discussed concepts?
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Study Notes
Humanidades
- Ideas can be acquired consciously or unconsciously from others, without critical examination. These are called external ideas.
- Innate ideas are part of knowledge acquired at birth. They are fundamental to individual understanding.
- Internal ideas arise from introspection, personal experiences, and individual reflection. They are unique to each individual and formed from their lives.
- Induced ideas originate from external sources but are reinterpreted or modified by the individual.
- Necessary conditions for personal fulfillment include ensuring the needs of individuals are met.
Deseos
- Desires are feelings of lack, personal or group-based, that provide pleasure, satisfaction or a sense of happiness, and are necessary for survival.
Obligaciones
- Obligations are ethical, moral or social standards guiding individual behavior.
Dilema Ético
- Ethical dilemmas involve choosing between conflicting values or principles.
Autonomía
- Autonomy is the ability to make decisions based on careful consideration.
Libertad
- Freedom is the ability to define one's identity and the course of one's life.
Autenticidad
- Authenticity is being genuine, truthful, and consistent in one's thoughts and actions.
Preguntar
- Asking questions is the process of seeking information or clarification.
- Closed questions have single answers, allowing direct and concise information.
- Open questions need more detailed explanations.
- Exploratory questions are crucial for delving deeper into a topic.
- Rhetorical questions are designed to provoke reflection or statement.
Hipotéticas
- Hypothetical situations allow for better understanding of opinions, reactions, values, and decision-making.
Reflexivas
- Reflective questions encourage introspection on experiences, beliefs, values, and behaviors.
Realidad
- Reality includes everything that exists around us, such as nature and society.
Asombro
- Wonder and surprise at the world around us help grasp our existence.
Investigación
- Research involves exploration and searching for answers to questions.
Conocimiento
- Knowledge encompasses understanding a phenomenon's causes and effects.
Verdadero/Falso
- Circumstances are factors that drive questioning.
- Self-reflection helps determine our values and goals.
- Ideas are mental constructions.
- Thoughts, feelings, and imaginations don't directly result in ideas.
- Plato considered perfect ideas as realities.
- The perceived world is different from the real world of ideas.
Temario 2do
- Contingency means things in life aren't always stable. Human relationships are a crucial part.
- "Personal" and "Human" relationships have similar yet different meanings.
- Human connections are dynamic and continuous.
- Human history is a significant part of human existence.
- The human element shapes history through our actions.
- Anthropocentrism focuses on humans as the center of the world.
- Environmental issues lead to philosophical questioning.
- Environmental philosophy explores human impacts.
- Human nature shapes how we view nature.
Ejemplos
- Human expression is about searching for meaning.
- Humans use expression to define themselves and their place in the world.
- Communication systems are essential for sharing ideas.
- Discourses reflect varying viewpoints.
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Test your understanding of the various types of ideas and their sources, from innate to induced. Explore the significance of desires, obligations, and ethical dilemmas in human behavior and autonomy. This quiz will challenge your comprehension of complex humanistic concepts.
