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    The document discusses five philosophers and their philosophical views of self: Immanuel Kant, Rene Descartes, Gilbert Ryle, Sigmund Freud, and John Locke. For each philosopher, it asks the reader to recall a related personal experience and explain how it affects their selfhood. It provides a table to fill in for each philosopher's view, the reader's related experience, and how it impacts their selfhood.

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    1 B.S.I.T-1
    UTS Module 1, Ass. 1
    1. List down five (5) philosophers and their philosophical views of self. Then recall your own
    personal experiences that relate to it and explain how you think your experience affects your
    selfhood. Refer to the table below.

    Philosophers Philosophical views of self Related personal Effects on your selfhood


    experiences
    Immanuel Kant We Construct The Self Self-Reflection I became more self-aware
    on how my emotions and
    thoughts influence and
    molds me as a person
    Rene Descartes I Think Therefore I am Making choices I now have a more
    aligned with personal fulfilling and purposeful
    values life
    Gilbert Ryle The Self is The Way People Lifestyle Choices Engaging in healthy
    Behave coping mechanisms like
    building gunpla’s and
    photography instead of
    doing something
    destructive
    Sigmund Freud The Self is Multi-layered The use of conscious I became grounded in life
    self but it also made me a
    pessimist
    John Locke The Self is Consciousness Moral Reasoning I am skilled at evaluating
    ethical dilemmas (I think)
    helping me develop a
    sense of integrity and a
    strong moral compass

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