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    This document outlines the learning outcomes and content for a course on unpacking the self. It discusses exploring different aspects of identity, including the physical, sexual, material, spiritual, political, and digital selves. It provides clarification on terms like being, developmental level, covert and overt aspects of the self, and various contexts. The document suggests examining the self from perspectives in philosophy, sociology, anthropology, psychology, and local knowledge, and presents a concept map for understanding the relationships between aspects of the self.

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    This document outlines the learning outcomes and content for a course on unpacking the self. It discusses exploring different aspects of identity, including the physical, sexual, material, spiritual, political, and digital selves. It provides clarification on terms like being, developmental level, covert and overt aspects of the self, and various contexts. The document suggests examining the self from perspectives in philosophy, sociology, anthropology, psychology, and local knowledge, and presents a concept map for understanding the relationships between aspects of the self.

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    Part 2:

    Unpacking the Self


    The self unfolding

    Understanding the self. TOT. Miriam College


    January 4-20, 2016
    Learning Outcomes
    Explore the different aspects of the self and identity
    Demonstrate critical, reflective thought in integrating the various
    aspects of self and identity
    Identify the different forces and institutions that impact the
    development of various aspects of self and identity
    Examine oneself against the different aspects of self discussed in
    class
    Aspects of the self
    from the course outline:
    The Physical Self
    Sexual Self
    Material Self/Economic Self
    Spiritual Self
    Political Self
    The digital self
    Suggested
    concept map
    With additional inputs on aspects of the self
    From Various
    perspectives:
    • Philosophy (East &
    West-ancient,
    medieval, modern,
    postmodern)
    • Sociology
    • Anthropology
    • Psychology
    • Local knowledge
    (Pagpopook at Halaw)
    Unpacking the Social Context
    Self
    Physical self

    Political self Social-


    Cognition Cultural self
    Political Context
    Historical Context
    Socio-
    Moral Being Emotional
    Digital self Breath Material/
    Life energy
    Economic Self
    Spiritual
    Biological
    Cyberspace Cultural Context
    Developmental
    Sexual self
    level
    Spiritual self Sexuality
    spirituality
    Sexual Cosmos
    (all of creation)
    G.B.Evangelista Metaphysical Context
    Clarifications of Terms
    Being Developmental Level
     Breath of life  In the womb
     Qi or Chi  Infancy
     Life energy  Childhood
     Prana  Adolescence
     Chakras (Energy Centers)  adulthood
     Budhi
    Clarifications of Terms
    Covert Aspects of the self Overt Aspects
    (Loob/Lalim) (Labas)
     Physical self
     Cognition
     (including intellect, conscious, unconscious)
     Social-Cultural Self
     (e.g., self presented in personal and social relationships; as culture
     Biological bearer)
     including heredity
     Material/Economic Self
     Socio-emotional
     Political Self
     (pakiramdam at kapwa)

     Spiritual Self
     Moral
     (e.g., Spiritual practices)

     Spiritual
     Sexual Self
     Search for meaning/essence  (e.g., Gender, sexual behavior)
     Intuition and interconnectedness to the metaphysical

     Digital Self
     Sexual
    Clarification of Terms
    Contexts Cosmos/Universe
     Social Context  Encompassing all creation
     (e.g., family, groups, etc.)  Natural and metaphysical domains of
     PoliticalContext reality
     Cultural Context  Interconnectedness

     Historical Context
     History/Generation/Zeitgeist
     (e.g., millennial)

     Cyberspace
     Metaphysical context
    Transcendent
    (one with cosmos/Metaphysical)

    Self-Actualized Connected with others


    (Fullest potential) Part of the collective whole

    G.B.Evangelista
    Direction or Destination of the self

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