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    LAP-DAY 01 Philosophy

    B. Introductory Activity

    1.What aspect of yourself do you feel good about? Why?

    The aspect of myself that I felt that I’m good is listening and making others happy, because I am
    that kind of person where I prioritize others before myself. I am a good listener to others
    problems, stories and even their life struggles, I would gladly listen to them and later on I will
    comfort through making them happy.

    2. What aspect of yourself do you believe you have to improve? Why?

    The aspect of myself that I need to improve is being observant, because I hardly notice if the
    person is upset or sad. For instance, I didn’t notice that I already offended someone through my
    words. Another thing is that I’m not good at observing people actions and emotions. That’s
    why I think being observant to others which I must improve more.

    C. Analysis

    Complete the Table. Choose only 3 Philosophers

    PHILOSOPHER VIEW OF THE “SELF” COMPARE IT TO YOUR OWN


    CONCEPT OF SELF
    Socrates Know yourself In my opinion, knowing
    oneself is necessary. We
    must know ourselves,
    everything about yourself
    you must know it because it
    is difficult for us to identify
    and categorize yourself/
    ourselves if you personally
    doesn’t even know who you
    are.
    Rene Descartes I think, therefore I am In my own perspective, Rene
    Descartes view of the self, I
    thin, therefore I am explains
    how we perceive our own
    self. I believe that our self is
    molded based on how we
    thought or how we let our
    mind rule to it. For instance,
    if I doubt that I’m a girl, then
    I think I’m not a girl then so I
    act like not a girl. Same with
    the gays.
    Jhon Locke Personal Identity In my concept, Jhon Locke
    view of self that Individuals
    are free to define the content
    of their character. I agree to
    it for the reason that no one
    can predict or decide to my
    self characters. I am the one
    responsible in shaping my
    self identity that no one can
    do it but only myself.

    F. Evaluation/ Assessment Activity:


    Make a reflection on: WHO AM I IN PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE.

    I am what I perceive myself. I see myself based on how I perceived it and I act according on
    how I perceived myself. I do perceived myself as a good person, therefore I am a good one.
    It means that you define yourself base from what you see on yourself, if oneself perceived
    that his not a good one then, it would not act a good one. I believed that in knowing
    oneself, you perceive it first. Knowing yourself is a virtue, In relation to what socrates said
    that “ virtue is necessary to obtain happiness” with that I agreed, that if we really know
    ourselves then we’re able to recognize and perceived things that will make us happy and
    would make yourself feel more contented.

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