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    The document lists eight philosophical perspectives on the self: Socrates' view of body and soul, Plato's view of the rational, spirited, and appetitive souls, Augustine's view that knowing God is knowing oneself, Descartes' view of mind and body as "I think therefore I am", Hume's view that there is no self and we are just a collection of perceptions, Kant's view that our past experiences shape our identity, Ryle's view that our behavior is our self, and Merleau-Ponty's view that our experience of life defines our self. Students are asked to choose the perspective they most believe in and explain it in 150 words or less. The response will

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    The document lists eight philosophical perspectives on the self: Socrates' view of body and soul, Plato's view of the rational, spirited, and appetitive souls, Augustine's view that knowing God is knowing oneself, Descartes' view of mind and body as "I think therefore I am", Hume's view that there is no self and we are just a collection of perceptions, Kant's view that our past experiences shape our identity, Ryle's view that our behavior is our self, and Merleau-Ponty's view that our experience of life defines our self. Students are asked to choose the perspective they most believe in and explain it in 150 words or less. The response will

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    Activity 2: Philosophical Perspectives

    Choose the most significant one of the eight philosophical ideas about the self
    that you believe in the most and explain it in your own words.
    • Socrates: Body and Soul
    • Plato: Rational soul, Spirited soul, and Appetitive soul
    • St. Augustine: Knowing God is knowing oneself.
    • Rene Descartes: I think, therefore, I am/ body and mind
    • David Hume: There is no self/ What people experience is just a bundle or
    collection of different perceptions, sensations, ideas, thoughts and images.
    • Immanuel Kant: Based on your past experiences, your preferences, your
    philosophy in life, and how you view yourself; that is the self.
    • Gilbert Ryle: Your behavior is yourself.
    • Maurice Merleau-Ponty: How we experience our lives is the way we see our self,
    and that is our definition of our self.
    Format:
    Font style: Times New Roman
    Font size: 12
    Warning!
    You may browse the web but make sure to provide your own input and reflections
    as well. You are future Professionals hence, learn NOT to steal the intellectual properties
    of others. Maximum of 150 words.
    Rubrics:
    30 as the highest possible score

    Criteria Excellent Acceptable Poor

    Content 15 points 8-12 points 3-7 points


    • Provides • Ideas are • Ideas are
    relevant ideas relevant to the irrelevant to
    to the posted posted the posted
    question. question. question.
    • Content is • Content is • Content is
    engaging and appropriate vague and
    original. and original. unoriginal.

    Organization of 10 points 7-9 points 4-6 points


    Thoughts • Paragraphs • Paragraphs • Weak
    are are coherent organization,
    impressively and cohesive. sentences are
    coherent and rambling and
    cohesive. ideas are
    repeated.

    Grammar, 5 points 3 points 1 points


    punctuation, • Virtually, no • Few • Numerous
    spelling error in grammatical grammatical,
    grammar, errors and few punctuation
    punctuation spelling and and spelling
    and spelling punctuation errors.
    errors.

    Reference

    Angel Funtilar. (2022). Studocu. Retrieved September 5, 2023, from


    https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/university-of-nueva-caceres/ab-
    psychology/essay-rubric/24149981?origin=course-suggestion-3

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