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    Holistic thinking considers large-scale patterns and the big picture of systems, while partial thinking focuses on specific aspects of a situation. A holistic perspective enables seeing the general aspects of a problem, appreciating life in its entirety rather than just specific parts. This allows understanding situations from different viewpoints to see them more fully.

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    Holistic thinking considers large-scale patterns and the big picture of systems, while partial thinking focuses on specific aspects of a situation. A holistic perspective enables seeing the general aspects of a problem, appreciating life in its entirety rather than just specific parts. This allows understanding situations from different viewpoints to see them more fully.

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    SEPTEMBER 2023

    Intro to
    Philo
    We e k 1 - L e s s o n 1
    CHOS
    LIIT
    HOLIS
    TIC
    PARLT
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    PERSPECT
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    SANTISO

    the difference
    between
    holistic
    thinking and
    partial thinking
    intro to philo
    ho·lis·ti
    c
    /hō
    1: of or relating to holism.

    2: relating to or concerned with wholes or with


    complete systemsˈlistik/
    rather than with the analysis of,
    treatment of, or dissection into parts.
    holistic
    thinking
    • refers to a perspective that considers large-scale
    patterns in systems.

    • often described as looking at the "big picture"


    when describing and analyzing a situation or
    problem.

    • requires an individual to have an open mindset and


    an ability to get the general sense or impression
    regarding a situation.
    par·tial
    /
    ˈpärSH(ə)l
    1: existing only in part; incomplete.

    2: favoring one side in a dispute above the other;


    biased. /
    partial
    thinking
    • focuses on specific aspects of a situation.

    • an important component of analytical thinking,


    as an individual focuses on certain areas or
    aspects of a problem in order to understand it.

    • though it is useful, philosophy utilizes holistic


    thinking in making sense of problems and issues
    related to the human experience.
    holistic perspective
    • a holistic • adopting a holistic
    perspective can approach in
    enable a person thinking
    to step back and encourages us not
    consider the only to be more
    general aspects critical but also to
    of a certain be more
    problem. considerate in
    dealing with
    A holistic view also This means that we try
    gives rise to a more to understand a
    appreciative perspective situation from different
    about life, as we are able vantage points so we
    to look at life in its can see it more fully.
    totality.

    Just as we savor food in its All the positive and negative


    entirety and not pick out experiences in our life come
    each ingredient and taste it, together to give meaning to our
    we experience and existence, and we learn to appreciate
    appreciate life in its entirety our individual experiences as vital
    and not just its specific aspects of a larger and more
    "flavors". meaningful life.
    Question?
    S S I M O K A N N AY S

    Thank
    you

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