grade 11 introduction to the philosophy of the human person
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Philosophy comes from the Greek words philo (love) and sophia (wisdom), meaning "love of wisdom." It is the study of fundamental questions about life, existence, knowledge, morality, and the human person.In this subject, you will focus on the human person—what makes us unique, how we think, act, and relate to others.Key Ideas:1. Human Person as an Embodied SpiritWe are not just physical beings (body), but also spiritual (mind, soul, will).2. Freedom and ResponsibilityWe are free to make choices, but we must also face the consequences of our actions.3. The Human Person in SocietyWe are social beings; we grow and find meaning through our relationships with others.4. Self-KnowledgePhilosophy helps us reflect on “Who am I?” and “What is my purpose in life?”5. Philosophical ReflectionLearning to ask deep questions and think critically about life, values, and truth.Example of a Simple Introduction“The subject Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person allows us to understand ourselves better as human beings. It helps us reflect on our identity, freedom, responsibilities, and relationships with others. By studying philosophy, we learn not only to think critically but also to live meaningfully and responsibly as members of society.”
