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1. He believes that the 2. A philosopher who 3. Explains this

human mind at birth is a states that "I act, therefore statement, "I think,
"tabula rasa" I am." therefore I am."
Jan Angelo Heide Dyna Munoz Doria Jefferson Daoatin
John Locke was a Gilbert Ryle Thus statement shows
philosopher and that never doubt in your
physician and was one own capability, every
of the most influential one of us has its own
Enlightenment thinkers. ability to do something,
He believes that the no one is absolutely the
human mind at birth is a same from the other, we
tabula rasa, which are unique in many
means that knowledge is ways.
derived from
experience. Also, Locke
insisted that a person
could only be held
accountable for
behaviors he/she can
remember. Thus, the
person who cannot
remember his/her
behavior is the same as
the state of the person
who never committed
the act, which meant
that the person was
ignorant.

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 4. Knows the philosophy
of Immanuel Kant. philosophy of Hume.
Shan De Guzman
"Theory of knowledge"
which means ethics and
aesthetics greatly
influence all the
subsequent philosopy.
They said the knowledge
is Power so it means that
knowledge is the
foundation of learning.
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5. Discuss the 6. Recite the three kinds of
being by Plato
Rosemarie De Guzman Enrico Dungca
David Hume, a Plato argues that the soul
Scottish philosopher, comprises of three parts
and regarded as one of namely rational,
the most influential appetitive, and the
English language spirited.
philosopher, as
opposed to Descartes'
Rationalism, believes
in Empiricism which is
the idea that
knowledge is gained by
experience through our
senses. Hume believes
that the mind is just a
collection of
perceptions gained by
experience. Hume
divides these
perceptions into two
groups namely:
Impressions and Ideas,
with the difference
between them being
the "force and
vivacity". This is
basically how
powerfully the idea or
impression imposes
itself on you.
Impressions have
greater force and
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 vivacity while Ideas
have less.

7. Explain the "Socratic 8. Give an 9. Explain this phrase,

method."
Valentine Uchendu
Socratic Method is a
method commonly used
by teachers and students
whenever they
communicate. Teachers
ask students questions to
know and understand the
views of their students
example/personal
experience of the
phrase "I act, therefore
I am."
Mark Robert Cruz
My own personal
experience of the
phrase "I act, therefore
I am" when I'm about
to accomplish some
tasks and that phrase
applies to my situation
because it reminds me
to just don't think but
doing something to
accomplish my task or
my goal. Sometimes
thinking lead us to
opinions, and other
strategies but doing it
by taking actions will
be more effective
making your goals
successful.
physical body is an
important part of self.
Michael Jay Pagal
We are humans, who
just like any other
existential being, have
needs to be met in order
to survive. Our physical
bodies is the vessel of
our souls. And so it is
very important to remain
healthy because our
physical bodies greatly
affect how we can
continue living and
being ourselves.

10. Know the life of John 11. Discuss the statement, 12. Differentiate between
Locke. "I sense, therefore I Descartes' and Gilbert
am." Ryle's views about the
Mark Christian Cruz
"self."
Know the life of John Jefferson Daoatin
Locke. Cogito ergo sum is

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 - Philosopher, often regarded as the Sheryl Roque Dela Vega
Physician, Political fundamental element The Difference about
theorist of Western thought Descarte's and Gilbert
- Founder of Empiricism that laid the grounds Ryle's opinion about self
- Father of Liberalism for rationalism, is that Descarte's
- One of the most scientific progress and philosopy is all about the
influential enlightenment modern dichotomies: I responsible part of our
thinkers think, therefore I am. body is the mind, and it
- He believes that human controls the emotions of
mind at birth is a tabula all people, and in other
rasa, which means that hand Ryle's Philosopy is
knowledge is derived about the behavior of
from experience. humans, who controls
- Locke believed that the the body and actions, the
“self” is identified with main difference between
consciousness and this the two is that Descarte's
“self” consists of is all about the brain, and
sameness of Ryle's is about the
consciousness. bahavior of human's that
1632 – Born at controls our body
Wrington, Somerset,
England
1652 - 1658 – He
graduated at Christ
Church, Oxford, with a
bachelor’s and master’s
degree of arts.
1667 – Locke became a
physician.
1695 – His famous work
entitled “An Essay
Concerning Human
Understanding” was
originally published
1704 – John Locke died
in High Laver, Essex.

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 13. Tell who Augustine is. 14. This philosopher 15. Give the background of
Felicity Vegas states that reason is Descartes.

Augustine is remarkable the final authority of Shan De Guzman

for what he did and morality. Descartes was a French
extraordinary for what he Rosemarie De philosopher,
wrote. If none of his Guzman mathematician, and
written works had Immanuel Kant scientist. Rene descrate
survived, he would still are considered the father
have been a figure to be of modern western
reckoned with, but his philosophy. descartes is
stature would have been often regarded as the
more nearly that of some first thinker to emphasize
of his contemporaries. the use of reason to
However, more than five describe, predict, and
million words of his understand natural
writings survive, phenomena.
virtually all displaying
the strength and
sharpness of his mind
(and some limitations of
range and learning) and
some possessing the rare
power to attract and hold
the attention of readers
in both his day and ours.
His distinctive
theological style shaped
Latin Christianity in a
way surpassed only by
Scripture itself.

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