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    Philo Class 4

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    This document discusses the human person as an embodied subject. It defines key terms like person, embodiment, limitations, and possibilities. The human body connects our spiritual nature to the physical world. While the body imposes limits like inability to fly, these limitations can be transcended. Possibilities include developing skills, pursuing goals, and maintaining a positive outlook. Recognizing our individual limitations is important to identify ways of overcoming them.

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    This document discusses the human person as an embodied subject. It defines key terms like person, embodiment, limitations, and possibilities. The human body connects our spiritual nature to the physical world. While the body imposes limits like inability to fly, these limitations can be transcended. Possibilities include developing skills, pursuing goals, and maintaining a positive outlook. Recognizing our individual limitations is important to identify ways of overcoming them.

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    BRAIN TEASER:

    Name a place in the Philippines


    using EMOJIS as your clues.
    LET US SEE HOW MANY PLACES
    YOU CAN IDENTIFY.
    TAGAYTAY
    BICOL
    BULACAN
    BAGUIO
    BORACAY
    TARLAC
    CAMIGUIN
    PRE - ACTIVITY
    1. Describe the taste of water?
    2. Describe the color blue to a blind person?
    3. How will you describe how wonderful the world
    is to a blind person?
    4. Now, try this, from the tip of your elbow try to
    reach your chin. So, what now? What does the
    exercise tell us? It is difficult. Why? What if you
    don’t have a body?
    OBJECTIVES
    1. Understand human person.
    1. Recognize one’s limitations and possibilities.
    2. Evaluate one’s limitations and the possibilities for their
    transcendence.
    3. Recognize how the human body imposes limits and
    possibilities for transcendence.
    4. Distinguish the limitations and possibilities for
    transcendence.
    The Human Person as an
    Embodied Subject
    By: Kip Aiza F. Gabawa LPT, MAED
    TERMINOLOGIES
     Man  Transcendence
     Human  Limitations
     Human Being  Possibilities
     Person
     Personhood
     Human nature
    LESSON 1:
    UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERSON

    MAN

    commonly used to refer to


    the entire human race.
    LESSON 1:
    UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERSON

    HUMAN

    refers to man as species –


    Homo sapiens sapiens.
    LESSON 1:
    UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERSON

    HUMAN BEING

    used to distinguish man


    from another animal.
    LESSON 1:
    UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERSON

    PERSON

    refers to a human being granted


    recognition of rights, protection,
    responsibilities, and dignity.
    LESSON 1:
    UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERSON

    PERSONHOOD

    refers to the state of being a


    person.
    LESSON 1:
    UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERSON

    HUMAN NATURE
    refers to the characteristics
    that distinguish human from
    all
    other creatures.
    CHARACTER
    TRAITS OF A
    HUMAN PERSON
    SELF-AWARENESS

    refers to the person’s clear


    perception of oneself, which
    includes her thoughts,
    emotions, identity, and
    actions. It is also driven by
    rationality or human thought.
    SELF-AWARENESS

    • I am a person.
    • I am alive.
    • I exist.
    • I am here. I am present.
    • I am living at this very
    moment.
    SELF-DETERMINATION
    is the capability of persons to
    make choices and decisions
    based on their
    preferences, monitor, and
    regulate their actions, and be
    goal-oriented and
    self-directed.
    SELF-DETERMINATION

    is associated with freewill,


    consequence, and morality.
    SELF-DETERMINATION
    - Freewill enables us
    to act willfully, control our
    actions, and recognize ourselves
    as the source of
    action.
    - Consequence is the result or
    effect of an action or condition.
    - Morality refers to the goodness
    or badness of an act.
    SELF-DETERMINATION

    • I am a person.
    • My actions are my very
    own and are made freely.
    • I know that I am the cause
    of my actions.
    • I know that my actions
    have consequences.
    EXTERNALITY

    is the capability to reach out


    and interact with others and
    the world.
    EXTERNALITY
    • I am a person.
    • I value others.
    • I interact with others in
    meaningful ways.
    • I value my relationship with
    others.
    • I have grown as a person because
    I’ve had meaningful interactions
    with people I’ve met in my life.
    DIGNITY

    is the right of a person to be


    valued and respected for
    their own sake, and to be
    treated ethically.
    ACTIVITY 2

    COMPLETE ME
    Directions: Complete the graphic organizer below by writing in the
    boxes examples that show the following traits of the human person.
    Copy this and write your responses in your paper.
    GUIDE QUESTIONS
    1. How did you find the activity? Was it easy to
    answer? If yes, why? If no, why not?
    2. Based on your responses in the graphic organizer,
    do you find it important to know and understand the
    traits of the human person? If yes, why? If no, why
    not?
    LESSON 2:
    Relationship Between the
    Body and the Spirit
    “What is in our
    human nature
    that enables us to
    become
    persons?”
    SPIRIT
    refers to an intangible element
    of a human person enables one
    to exercise thoughts, possess
    awareness, interiority, and the
    capacity to reach out to the
    outside world and other
    persons.
    “How are the
    body and spirit
    related?”
    EMBODIMENT
    The human body stands as the mediator between the
    material world and the spiritual world. Being an
    embodied spirit, the person is able to encounter the
    world of objects (and other personal subjects) in a
    manner that transcends the physical. This feature allows
    him to form intimidate relationship with those outside
    him.
    LESSON 3:
    HUMAN PERSON AS AN
    EMBODIED SPIRIT
    “HUMAN
    PERSON AS
    AN
    EMBODIED
    SPIRIT”
    EMBODIMENT
    Enables us to do and experience all the things that
    make us human.
    Science: Love is a result of Philosophy: Human persons do not
    various biological reactions feel love just with the heart nor the
    associated with an increase brain. We love another person with
    our entire being.
    hormones, which may have Embodiment is the one thing that
    effects on the body. enables us to feel love and love
    others.
    “How does my
    human nature
    enable me to
    explore my
    limits?”
    LIMITATIONS OF THE
    HUMAN PERSONS AS
    EMBODIED SPIRIT

    Human persons are biologically deficient beings. This


    means that we are not equipped with the best physical
    attributes of all beings in the world.
    LIMITATIONS OF THE
    HUMAN PERSONS AS
    EMBODIED SPIRIT

    Human persons do not


    have the natural ability to
    fly
    LIMITATIONS OF THE HUMAN
    PERSONS AS EMBODIED
    SPIRIT

    Human persons cannot


    breath underwater
    without the aid of
    breathing apparatus.
    Mark Zuckerberg
    - Co-founder and CEO of
    FACEBOOK.
    - One of the youngest billionaires
    in this generation.
    Mark Zuckerberg
    - Co-founder and CEO of
    FACEBOOK.
    - One of the youngest billionaires
    in this generation.
    TRANSCENDENCE
    • Extending or lying beyond the limits of ordinary
    experience.
    • In Kantian Philosophy: being beyond the limits
    of all possible experiences and knowledge.
    TRANSCENDENCE
    • Extending or lying beyond the limits of ordinary
    experience.
    • In Kantian Philosophy: being beyond the limits
    of all possible experiences and knowledge.
    LIMITATIONS AND
    POSSIBILITIES FOR
    TRANSCENDENCE
    Here are some limitations and possibilities for
    transcendence:
    - may not occur to everyone
    - does not come at a specified period
    - varies across all people
    - may coincide with physical limitations of the body
    - developing a positive outlook in life
    - working towards reaching a goal
    - learning from experience
    POSSIBILITIES FOR
    TRANSCENDENCE
    It is also important to know that transcendence may
    be applied to present worries by living in the
    present. This means that life is lived from moment
    to moment in a carefree and cheerful manner where
    concerns for stress are reserved for the future, and
    regrets or guilt feelings are kept in the past.
    THE HUMAN BODY
    IN IMPOSING
    LIMITS AND
    POSSIBILITIES
    Examples
    BODILY LIMITATIONS
    - mental and emotional disorders (e.g. anxiety,
    intellectual disability)

    - disabilities (e.g. amputated leg, deafness)

    - disease and illnesses (e.g. hypertension, cough)

    - failures and experiences (e.g. failing a subject)


    Examples
    SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATIONS
    - socioeconomic status

    - location of neighborhood (e.g. armed, disorganized, or


    violent neighborhood)

    - abusive relationships (e.g. emotional abuse)


    - negative influences (e.g. drug use)
    LIMITATIONS CAN
    LEAD TO
    POSSIBILITIES
    - Have you noticed that you put yourself down
    when you don’t think you can do something?

    - Have you noticed that you catch yourself saying


    that things are impossible?

    -​ Have you noticed that there are certain


    limitations that you have that you don’t think any
    good can come out of?
    OVERCOMING
    LIMITATIONS
    Bodily limits can be tested by trying on new
    experiences and working on challenges with
    increasing levels of difficulty. The human body, if
    given enough exposure to any situation, can attain a
    goal with efficiency.
    Social and environmental limitations are more
    difficult to overcome than bodily limitations because
    they involve the influence of other people and the
    external world. However, with a proper mindset,
    clearly defined goals, and motivation to rise above
    challenges, one may successfully overcome his or her
    limitations.
    RECOGNIZE AND
    EVALUATE OWN
    LIMITATIONS AND
    POSSIBILITIES FOR
    TRANSCENDENCE
    SOME POINT TO REMEMBER WHEN GOING
    BEYOND YOUR LIMITS

    -you are connected to the external or eternal world


    - challenges are learning opportunities
    - your goal is more important than your fears
    - think outside the box
    - recognize that everyone has fears

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