1. Introduction Doing Philosohy
1. Introduction Doing Philosohy
1. Introduction Doing Philosohy
the Philosophy of
the Human
Person
TOPICS
LESSON 1: WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY
LESSON 2 : METHODS OF PHILOSOPHIZING
LESSON 3: THE HUMAN PERSON AS AN
EMBODIED SPIRIT
LESSON 4: THE HUMAN PERSON IN THE
ENVIRONMENT
LESSON 5: FREEDOM OF THE HUMAN
PERSON
LESSON 6: INTERSUBJECTIVITY
LESSON 7: THE HUMAN PERSON IN SOCIETY
LESSON 8: HUMAN PERSONS AS ORIENTED
TOWARDS THIER IMPENDING DEATH.
Philosophy
plays an important role in our
lives, and our experiences are
made more meaningful.
WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY
Read and analyze the
following conversation
between a high school
teacher and her student
in class
Teacher: Juan, what would you like to be
when you grow up?
Juan: Ma’am, I want to be happy!
Teacher: Juan, you did not understand my
question.
Juan: Ma’am, you do not understand what
life is all about!
1. Do you think that Juan’s answer was
appropriate for his teacher’s question.
2. What do you think was Juan’s
interpretation of his teacher’s question?
3. Based on his responses, what kind of
student do you imagine Juan to be?
Holistic thinking
Refers to a perspective that
considers large- scale patterns
in system. This often described
as looking at the “big picture”
when describing and analyzing
a situation or problem.
Holistic thinking
requires an individual to have
an open mindset and an ability
to get the general sense or
impression regarding a
situation.
Partial thinking
Focuses on specific aspects of
a situation. The partial view is
an important component of
analytical thinking, as an
individual focuses on certain
areas or aspects of a problem
in order to understand it.
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PHILOSOPHY
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PHILOSOPHY
PRESENTED AS A
STUDY AND
IT IS THE STUDY DISCIPLINE THAT
OR DISCIPLINE ENABLES A PERSON
PHILO SOPHIA THAT USES TO ATTAIN A BROAD
UNDERSTANDING
HUMAN REASON AND PERSPECTIVE
TO INVESTIGATE IN LIFE THROUGH
LOVE WISDOM THE ULTIMATE REFLECTION.
IS DESCRIBED AS A
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OF ANALYZING
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REASONS, AND IDEAS AND
PRINCIPLES FRAMEWORK AND A
REFLECTIVE AND
WHICH GOVERN MEDITATIVE
ALL THINGS. ACTIVITY.
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Other definition of
Philosophy
1.Philosophy is also
defined as science.
-investigation is
systematic.
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Philosophy
2.Natural light of Reason
-Philosophy investigates
things, not by using any other
laboratory instrument or
investigative tools, instead the
philosopher uses his natural
capacity to think or simply,
human reason alone or the so-
called unaided reason.
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• INTELLECTUAL
• SPIRITUAL
• PHYSICAL
Discuss
1.Cite a situation where you adopted a
holistic view in looking at a problem or
situation. How did adopting a holistic
view help you make sense of the
situation?
2. How can having a holistic view help
us become better individuals?