This document appears to be a student quiz response for a philosophy class. It contains the student's name, date, and answers to 5 questions about philosophical concepts. The questions cover defining philosophy, the importance of philosophy in an age of globalization, how to live a life of abundance as a student, what determines right and wrong, and how happiness is defined with reference to Socrates' view.
This document appears to be a student quiz response for a philosophy class. It contains the student's name, date, and answers to 5 questions about philosophical concepts. The questions cover defining philosophy, the importance of philosophy in an age of globalization, how to live a life of abundance as a student, what determines right and wrong, and how happiness is defined with reference to Socrates' view.
This document appears to be a student quiz response for a philosophy class. It contains the student's name, date, and answers to 5 questions about philosophical concepts. The questions cover defining philosophy, the importance of philosophy in an age of globalization, how to live a life of abundance as a student, what determines right and wrong, and how happiness is defined with reference to Socrates' view.
October 20,2021( Introduction to Philosophy of the Human Person)
Performance Task # 1
Your answer
1. Define Philosophy. Explain what is unique
about philosophical thought. *
Philosophy is the fundamental nature of
knowledge and existence, and what makes its important is that you can explain your rational thoughts about different facts that exist. 2. Do you think philosophy is important in the age of globalization? Why or Why not? *
Philosophy is the most important in age of
globalization. Since it is a set of ideas about how to do something or how to live, all people have their own philosophy. In the age of globalization,the development of an increasingly integrated global economy markes especially by free trade,free flow of capital , and the tapping of cheaper foreign labor markets are in the hands of good philosophers or thinker. We are born philosophers and our ideas will help in out individual development and much greater development of the world.
3. As a student, how can you live a life of
abundance? Give examples. *
Balance is the key to all aspects in life. This
applies to being a student as well. 1). Have a social life. 2). All time to study and minimize cramming:Give yourself time to learn and internalize your lessons and learn it slowly. Think of studying as eating. If you eat too much at once , you will have a stomach ache. 3). Exercise and keep your body healthy: health is wealth. Keep your body in good shape so that you can will have fun as a student. 4. What is your views about what is "right" or "wrong". *
Right is something we do goods while wrong is
something we do bad. As an experience I make other people smile by my jokes and well that’s goods but I didn’t know that inside of them they’ve got offended already and that is bad.
5. How do you define "happiness"? Do you
support the view of Socrates; " To become happy, a person must live a virtuous life? Explain. *
Yes, I believe in socrates, happiness is a kindness
that came from the bottom of your heart and it expresses a deep meaning of being happy because you give and help other people by simply helping them in a way you can do it and makes you happy both feeling.
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