Lesson 2.1
How can one be recognized as an autonomous individual?
Citizenship of a state
The distinction and eventually the separation of the mind and the body resulted to the formation of an _____ and an _____ world.
Internal and External
the products of our work become the _____ of our self-consciousness
Manifestation
Introduced the concept of the life-world
Husserl
Secret Question #1
Do you know your worth?
Self-consciousness can never be achieved in?
Isolation
The quality or state of having two different or opposite parts or elements.
Dualism
Have commanding influence on, exercising over control
Dominating
What do you mean by "cogito, ergo sum?"
I think, therefore I am
Secret Question #2
How do you recognize yourself?
Two important aspects in the relationship of a master and slave are
Equality and work
An often unfair and untrue belief that many people have about all people or things with a particular characteristic.
Stereotyping
Responding, reacting, or developing independently of a whole
Autonomous
Who is the father of modern philosophy?
Secret Question #3
What are the things you often doubt?
in a position of less power or authority than someone else
Subordinating
Epoche
occupying a middle position
Mediated
Descartes used the method ______ _______ to question everything that could possibly doubted.
radical doubt
solitariness or seclusion
Isolation
Is a philosophical perspective which claims that objects are presented in consciousness are meaningful only to the subject experiencing the phenomenon.
Phenomenology
A specific kind of relationship of domination
Relationships of Possessions
The founder of phenomenology, sought to move beyond the limitations of Cartesian dualism.
Edmund Husserl