Philosophical_Journey__Discove_Self.pptx

Philosophical_Journey__Discove_Self.pptx

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  The Philosophical Journeyto Discovering the Self • A creative exploration of identity through the lens of philosophy. • Presented by: Your Name
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  What is theSelf? • The 'self' refers to the individual as the object of their own reflective consciousness. • Philosophy asks: Who am I? What makes me, me?
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  Socrates – KnowThyself • Socrates believed self-knowledge is the key to wisdom. • He encouraged deep questioning: 'The unexamined life is not worth living.'
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  Plato – TheTripartite Soul • Plato described the soul as having three parts: • • Reason (mind) • • Spirit (will/emotion) • • Appetite (desire) • Balance leads to harmony within the self.
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  Descartes – IThink, Therefore I Am • René Descartes emphasized the role of doubt and thinking. • He concluded that the act of thinking proves existence: 'Cogito, ergo sum.'
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  The Self inRelation to Others • Philosophers like Martin Buber and Jean-Paul Sartre explored the self through relationships. • 'I-Thou' and 'I-It'—we define ourselves through how we relate to others.
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  Eastern Philosophies ofthe Self • Buddhism teaches that the self is an illusion (anatta). • Self-discovery involves letting go of ego and embracing impermanence.
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  Reflection Activity • •List three things you think define your true self. • • Are they constant or ever-changing? • • How do your thoughts shape your identity?
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  Closing Thought • Discoveringthe self is a lifelong journey. • As we question, reflect, and grow, we move closer to understanding who we truly are.
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  Quote to EndWith • “He who knows others is wise; he who knows himself is enlightened.” – Lao Tzu