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    Name:FLORES, ALYSSA C.

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    Course/Year/Section: BEED-2 Date:

    ACTIVITY N0. 2 TABULATION- Fill in the boxes using the concepts learned. Answer
    briefly. (40 points)

    No. Philosopher Short Philosophy Perspective About the Self


    Biography
    1 SOCRATES Greek “Know Thyself”  The key of self-discovery is
    philosopher. The meditation. Know the self means
    founding figure a person who can think, reflect
    of Western and know what is right.
    philosophy
    2 PLATO Ancient Greek “I am the wisest man  Plato believes in the presence of
    philosopher. The alive. For I know one a soul which he called “psyche”
    author of thing, and that is, that consisting of three elements
    philosophical I know nothing.” (REASON. PHYSICAL
    works of
    APPETITE, SPIRIT OR
    unparalleled
    influence. PASSION)

    3 ST. St. Augustine “The inner self which  The self involves the exploration
    AUGUSTINE was born Nov. is known the capacity of the soul, mind, and
    13,354 for thought and consciousness, and the shifting
    possession of an emphasis between interiority and
    intellect.” exteriority.

    4 JOHN A British “Before we can  The self is comparable to an


    LOCKED Philosopher. analyze the world empty space (tabula rasa) where
    Founder of the and our success to it, everyday experiences contribute
    school of we have to know to knowledge. The self is
    thought “British about ourselves. It is consciousness.
    Empiricism” once we understand
    our cognitive
    capabilities that can
    suitably direct our
    researches into the
    world”
    No. Philosopher Short Philosophy Perspective About the Self
    Biography
    5 RENE A French “If you would be a  According to him everything
    DESCRATES Philosopher. real seeker after must be subjected to doubt
    The founder of truth, it is necessary “Cogito ergo sum” as “I think
    modern that at least once in therefore I am” means that there
    Philosophy. your life you doubt, should be the doubting I first
    as far as possible, all then all other existence (God,
    things: universe, events) become certain

    6 DAVID Scottish “A wise man  The self is just a bundle or


    HUME Philosopher proportions his belief collection of different
    to the evidence” perceptions. To Hume, there is
    no self.

    7 IMMANUEL German “All our knowledge  The self is always transcendental.


    KANT Philosopher begins with the The self is not in the body,
    senses proceeds then instead it is outside the body and
    to the understanding, qualities of the body.
    and ends with
    reason.”
    8 SIGMUND Psychologist. “Human behavior is  There are two selves (ONE
    FRUED Frued founded influenced by UNCONCIOUS and ONE
    the school of unconscious CONCIOUS)
    psychoanalysis memories, thoughts
    and urges.”
    9 GILBERT Analytic “I discover that there  The self Is how you behave. The
    RYLE Philosopher. are other minds in view that the self is defines by
    Ryle introduced understanding what observable behavior.
    the ‘Linguistic other people say and
    Analysis’ do”
    10 PAUL American “The couple thus  The self is not a fixed entity, but
    Philosopher. introduced Eliminate rather a constantly changing,
    Introduced a Materialism” process that emerges from the
    simple identity activity of the brain.
    formula (mental
    states-
    =brain states.
    11 MAURICE Philosophy of “There is no mystery  The self is embodied
    MERLEAU- Ponty known as in the body. subjectivity. The division
    PONTY Phenomenology between mind and body is a
    of Perception. product of confused thinking.

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