PHILOSOPHER PERCEPTION

Socrates Ourselves has a purpose in this world, he

examined how we should live.
Plato Self is composed of 2 elements which are mind
and soul. And soul is should be balance based on
the three parts of it (rational, spirited,
appetitive).
Aristotle Your body is your soul, your soul is your body. It
means the body and soul are only one and can’t
be separated.
St. Augustine The best description of self is if you really know
who God is.
Rene Descartes If consciousness exists in our mind, then there’s
self. We can prove that there is self if we have
desire to know everything about ourself.
John Locke The human is just like a note, as time passed by
there’s a lot of knowledge we gain. Note are
blank when we buy it and as long as it is in our
hand, we have a couples of jot down/ outline
written on it, same as human started without
knowing everything, but as long as we live there
are a bunch of knowledge we put in our mind.
David Hume Self is just a word; it only exists on how we
describe it or based on the perception of
everyone. The human who believing in self is the
one who have an imagination.
Immanuel Kant It is on us on how we build up ourself. Just like a
house it’s on us if we construct it perfectly or not.
We are the one who created ourself.
Gilbert Ryle Behavior is the definition of self. On how we act
in our daily lives, and what we have in our
surrounding that affect our behavior, that is self.
Paul Churchland Mind is not an element or one of the things that
can manifest self. Self is the one that makes us
think which is brain, if there is no brain then
there is no self.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty Self is just like a subject in class that the only role
is to be discuss or to analyze