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    ACTIVITY # 2: SELF IN ONE LINE (55 points)

    Philosophers Philosophical Perspective/Definition of self


    Socrates ● "knowing oneself"
    ● "I know that I know nothing"

    Plato ● "the Republic"


    ● Appetitive, Spirited, and Rational Soul

    St. Augustine ● "The Brain as the Self"

    Descartes ● "mind-body dualism"


    ● 'I think, therefore I am!'

    Locke ● "Tabula Rasa"


    ● consciousness

    Hume ● "On Personal Identity"


    ● "impressions" and "ideas"
    ● "Fictional self"

    Kant ● Empiricism and Rationalism


    ● Inner self and Outer self

    Freud ● unconsciousness self


    ● conscious self
    ● Eros or the life instinct
    ● Thanatos of the death instinct

    Ryle ● the self is best understood as a pattern behaviour

    Churchland ● mind/brain

    Merleau-Ponty ● The body, The Perceive World, and The People and the World

    This section aims to assess your


    understanding of some of the topics covered in Week 2 through the
    activity below.
    Instructions: Write down the philosophical perspectives/definition of self according to each
    philosopher.

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