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What does existentialism primarily investigate?
What does existentialism primarily investigate?
How do deterministic emotions differ from those explored in existential phenomenology?
How do deterministic emotions differ from those explored in existential phenomenology?
In the learning output task, what method is suggested to reveal the truth of a claim?
In the learning output task, what method is suggested to reveal the truth of a claim?
What is a key approach mentioned that helps avoid deception in understanding phenomena?
What is a key approach mentioned that helps avoid deception in understanding phenomena?
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What activity encourages group participants to create a generalization of their learning?
What activity encourages group participants to create a generalization of their learning?
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Which of the following describes a challenge encountered in understanding truth?
Which of the following describes a challenge encountered in understanding truth?
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Which component is NOT part of the existential phenomenological study mentioned?
Which component is NOT part of the existential phenomenological study mentioned?
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What does existential phenomenology encourage participants to do regarding their emotional experiences?
What does existential phenomenology encourage participants to do regarding their emotional experiences?
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What is the primary focus of hermeneutics?
What is the primary focus of hermeneutics?
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Which figure is associated with the etymology of the term hermeneutics?
Which figure is associated with the etymology of the term hermeneutics?
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What is the role of a philosopher in the context of hermeneutics?
What is the role of a philosopher in the context of hermeneutics?
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Which of the following best describes the historical context in hermeneutics?
Which of the following best describes the historical context in hermeneutics?
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What aspect of biblical hermeneutics focuses on maintaining the original meaning of words?
What aspect of biblical hermeneutics focuses on maintaining the original meaning of words?
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How were parables traditionally viewed in biblical hermeneutics?
How were parables traditionally viewed in biblical hermeneutics?
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What does the term hermeneuein translate to in English?
What does the term hermeneuein translate to in English?
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What is a key rule in the practice of hermeneutics concerning the interpretation of each word?
What is a key rule in the practice of hermeneutics concerning the interpretation of each word?
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What is the primary focus of epistemology within philosophy?
What is the primary focus of epistemology within philosophy?
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Which of the following best represents the concept of doxa?
Which of the following best represents the concept of doxa?
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When investigating a phenomenon philosophically, what is often examined?
When investigating a phenomenon philosophically, what is often examined?
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What differentiates empiricism from rationalism according to Immanuel Kant?
What differentiates empiricism from rationalism according to Immanuel Kant?
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What is syllogism primarily concerned with?
What is syllogism primarily concerned with?
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Which method in philosophy seeks to explain someone's lived experience?
Which method in philosophy seeks to explain someone's lived experience?
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The term 'episteme' refers to what within a philosophical context?
The term 'episteme' refers to what within a philosophical context?
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How does the statement 'the Philippines is the best country in the world' classify in philosophical terms?
How does the statement 'the Philippines is the best country in the world' classify in philosophical terms?
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What was one of Russell's roles in society?
What was one of Russell's roles in society?
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What is a fundamental aspect of phenomenology according to Husserl?
What is a fundamental aspect of phenomenology according to Husserl?
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What does 'epoche' refer to in phenomenology?
What does 'epoche' refer to in phenomenology?
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Which aspect did Russell NOT focus on in his contributions?
Which aspect did Russell NOT focus on in his contributions?
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Which statement is an example of a claim that could be easily falsified?
Which statement is an example of a claim that could be easily falsified?
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How can clarity in philosophical analysis be achieved?
How can clarity in philosophical analysis be achieved?
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What is the ultimate goal of phenomenological bracketing?
What is the ultimate goal of phenomenological bracketing?
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Russell's commitment to atheism was part of his broader philosophy that included advocacy against what?
Russell's commitment to atheism was part of his broader philosophy that included advocacy against what?
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What is the primary purpose of exploring the parallelism between Socrates and Pilosopo Tasyo?
What is the primary purpose of exploring the parallelism between Socrates and Pilosopo Tasyo?
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Which character trait is attributed to Pilosopo Tasyo based on historical research?
Which character trait is attributed to Pilosopo Tasyo based on historical research?
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What formatting requirements are specified for the explanatory research output?
What formatting requirements are specified for the explanatory research output?
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What is included in the grading criteria for the explanatory research?
What is included in the grading criteria for the explanatory research?
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How does the content suggest that Tasyo’s character may reflect the Filipino intellectual tradition?
How does the content suggest that Tasyo’s character may reflect the Filipino intellectual tradition?
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Which method is recommended for conducting research on Pilosopo Tasyo and Socrates?
Which method is recommended for conducting research on Pilosopo Tasyo and Socrates?
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What should be avoided in the explanatory research according to the grading criteria?
What should be avoided in the explanatory research according to the grading criteria?
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What aspect of Socrates is highlighted through the comparison with Pilosopo Tasyo?
What aspect of Socrates is highlighted through the comparison with Pilosopo Tasyo?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Philosophy of Human Person
- Aim to recognize the scope and methods of philosophical inquiry in the search for wisdom and truth.
- Understand logical reasoning through hermeneutical, philosophical analysis, and phenomenological-existential methods.
Key Concepts of Phenomenon
- Phenomenon is explored via philosophical reflection on human experiences and perceptions.
- It is studied in relation to other phenomena, emphasizing a blend of scientific definition and philosophical reflection.
Immanuel Kant's Contribution
- Truth perception hinges on empirical evidence gained through the five senses (Empiricism).
- Rationalism involves processing phenomena mentally, shaping our understanding according to how we interpret these senses.
Doxa vs. Episteme
- Doxa refers to opinions, while episteme refers to knowledge.
- Epistemology investigates knowledge and related problems, distinguishing between subjective opinions and objective knowledge.
Ancient Roots and Syllogism
- Syllogism is a deductive reasoning framework where conclusions stem from two premises.
- Language and thought are intrinsically linked, reinforcing the validity of conclusions derived from clear premises.
Hermeneutical Role
- Hermeneutics is the study of interpretation within philosophical discourse, historically rooted in biblical interpretation.
- It seeks clarity in conveying messages by considering the context and historical significance of language.
Biblical Hermeneutics
- Involves rules for interpretation, including consistency in word meaning and contextual analysis in historical settings.
- Each word is interpreted within the period it was written, preserving original intent.
Philosophical Analysis
- Aims to clarify concepts to prevent misunderstandings and misinterpretations.
- Encourages clear expression of ideas to ensure accurate comprehension.
Phenomenological-Existential Method
- Merges phenomenology, which focuses on experiences, with existentialism, which investigates the meaning behind those experiences.
- Emphasizes subjective interpretations of phenomena, where emotions and lived experiences shape understanding.
Phenomenological Bracketing (Epoche)
- Involves suspending preconceived notions to focus on the essence of the object of study.
- Encourages a genuine exploration of experiences to uncover deeper meanings.
Existentialism and Emotions
- Existentialism examines personal meaning within experiences, viewing emotions as integral to understanding.
- Engages with lived experiences, connecting subjective feelings to broader existential questions.
Learning Outcomes
- Encourages sharing insights and reflections on personal experiences of misunderstanding due to misinterpretation.
- Promote exploration of philosophical methods aiding truth comprehension, fostering wisdom.
Practical Research Assignment
- Task involves selecting a method to analyze a claim related to Socrates and the fictional character Pilosopo Tasyo.
- Focus on historical context to draw parallels that highlight Filipino philosophical identity.
Grading Criteria
- Logical Consistency: Ensure arguments remain relevant and coherent.
- Brevity: Aim for concise explanations to strengthen overall argument.
- Persuasive Appeal: Create a convincing narrative while maintaining clarity.
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Explore the foundational methods and scope in the quest for wisdom and truth in this quiz. You will learn how to apply logical reasoning and hermeneutical analysis to philosophical questions. Dive into the philosophical tools that guide our understanding of human existence.
