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    FINAL EXAMINATION
    PHILOSOPHY

    Test. I Multiple Choice. Read the following sentences carefully and encircle the letter of the
    correct answer.

    1. The human body cannot only be viewed from an objective point of view
    a.Experence of my body b.Human Subjectivity c.Historicity

    2. Is about the way reality discloses itself into the word of human.
    a.Experence of my body b.Human Subjectivity c.Historicity

    3. In this light, person can look person can look into the dimensions of human existence.
    a.Experence of my body b.Human Subjectivity c.Historicity

    4.Is a different way of looking at man's relationship with nature.


    a.Deep ecology and biocentric equality b.Stewardship and sustainable development
    c.Man is the measure of all things.

    5.It emphasize that human cannot claim of having full ownership of the creation around him.
    a.Deep ecology and biocentric equality b.Stewardship and sustainable development
    c.Man is the measure of all things.

    6.Our self-centered approach to the environment and the attempt of using it at our own disposal.
    a.Deep ecology and biocentric equality b.Stewardship and sustainable development
    c.Man is the measure of all things.

    7.Protecting the environment means that we value the life of each human being now and in the
    future.
    a.Climate change b.Climate justice. c.Climate

    8.it is Finding the root of the major problem and give the solution
    a. Pragmatism. b.Climate change. c.Justice

    9.He writes the short essay Note on embodiment.


    a.Eduardo Calansanz b.Fr. Jose Cruz c.Paul Ricoeur

    10.According to him the human self is an individual unique person and a certain form of ideal
    a. Eduardo Calansanz b.Fr. Jose Cruz c.Ramon Reyes
    Test II-.Identification.

    _______________1.According to him, Your Body Becomes a Body as an empirical explanation.


    _______________2.Points to incarnate reality of man.
    _______________3.Influential book of Martin Heidegger.
    _______________4.According to this french philosopher, is not the object if action but essentially
    the organ by which human action is fulfilled.
    _______________5.Human cannot claim of having full ownership of the creation around him.
    _______________6.Who is the author of Environmental Pragmatism and Policy Making.
    _______________7.He writes that the human being is not a raw datumof nature.
    _______________8.He proves that Nicolas Copernicus was correct.
    _______________9.The perspective that seeks to prioritize human needs above all is called.
    _______________10.For him, the problem is about human selfishness.

    Test III. ESSAY (10 points each)

    1.Is there a limit to human freedom?

    2.How does meaning give direction to human life?

    SGD SGD

    MARK GERARD D. LAGUITAN. REGIENA M. PAPASIN


    Subject Teacher Academic Coordinator

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