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The Humanities
The humanities are academic disciplines that study the human condition using analytical, critical, and speculative methods, rather than empirical scientific approaches. The humanities include ancient and modern languages, literature, history, philosophy, religion, and visual and performing arts. Some humanities, like history, are also considered social sciences. The humanities explore questions about concepts like justice, friendship, God, and truth through close analysis and interpretation of written and visual texts, rather than seeking scientific consensus. Key aspects of humanities writing include longer paragraphs and sentences, parallel structures, imagery, and active voice.
Phylosophy of man
Filsafat manusia adalah cabang ilmu filsafat yang membahas mengenai makna menjadi manusia. Filsafat manusia menjadikan manusia sebagai objek studinya. Dalam cabang ilmu filsafat ini manusia akan mengajukan pertanyaan mengenai diri mereka sebagai manusia.[3] Filsafat manusia terus berkembang karena manusia adalah objek yang penuh dengan misteri. Titik tolak filsafat manusia adalah pengetahuan dan pengalaman manusia, serta dunia yang melingkupinya. Dalam sejarah ada beberapa istilah yang mendahului filsafat manusia, yaitu psikologi filsafat, psikologi rasional, eksperimental dan empiris.
Filsafat manusia perlu dipelajari karena manusia mempunyai kemampuan dan kekuatan untuk menyelidiki dan menganalisis sesuatu secara mendalam. Manusia berpikir dan menganalisis banyak hal. Pada suatu titik manusia akan sampai kepada saat di mana dia akan bertanya mengenai arti keberadaannya sendiri sebagai manusia. Dengan demikian filsafat manusia mengantar manusia untuk menyelami kehidupannya sendiri, dan sangat mungkin mendapat pencerahan mengenai menjadi manusia yang lebih utuh. Dalam sejarah, manusia selalu berusaha memecahkan permasalahan pokok tentang makna dan eksistensinya yang selalu sulit memperoleh jawaban. Filsafat manusia ada untuk mendorong manusia mencari hakikatnya.
The humanities
The humanities are academic disciplines that study the human condition through primarily analytical, critical, or speculative methods rather than empirical scientific study. Key humanities subjects include languages, literature, history, philosophy, religion, and visual/performing arts. Some humanities like history are also considered social sciences. The humanities explore fundamental human questions through interpretation of texts, aiming for compelling perspectives rather than scientific consensus. Evidence is based on close reading and discussion of significance rather than experimentation.
Pythagoras
Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher born around 570 BCE in Samos, Greece. He made important contributions to mathematics, discovering the Pythagorean theorem which states that in a right triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. Pythagoras founded a secretive religious brotherhood and believed that numbers and music could explain everything. He taught that the Earth was the center of the universe and noticed that Venus was the same star in the morning and evening. Pythagoras is believed to have died around 500 BCE.
Pythagoras
Pythagoras of Samos is considered one of the first pure mathematicians. He founded the religious movement called Pythagoreanism in Croton, Italy. Very little is reliably known about Pythagoras' life and achievements due to information being recorded centuries later. He is best known for the Pythagorean theorem relating the sides of a right triangle, though some question how much he personally contributed to mathematics. The Pythagorean brotherhood he established was devoted to his religious and philosophical teachings.
Chapter 1 philosophy and logic
This document discusses philosophy and logic. It provides an overview of some of the major philosophers from history like Thales, Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Philosophy is defined as the science of beings in their ultimate reasons, causes and principles acquired by the aid of human reason alone. Logic studies the principles or laws of accurate thinking and systematic reasoning. There are different fields of study in philosophy like metaphysics, ontology, and epistemology. Logic is traced back to Aristotle and aims to evaluate arguments as good or bad based on term arrangement.
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Pythagoras was an influential ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher born on the island of Samos in the 6th century BCE. He founded a school of philosophy called the Pythagoreans in Croton, Italy, where he established strict rules for his followers to live by. Pythagoras is best known for discovering the Pythagorean theorem, which states that in a right triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. Little is definitively known about Pythagoras's life and mathematical achievements due to the secrecy of his society and lack of surviving writings.
5th dewey decimal classification system
Melvil Dewey created the Dewey Decimal Classification system in 1876 to bring order to the massive amount of world knowledge. The system divides all knowledge into 10 main categories, with each category represented by three numbers. The Dewey Decimal Classification number can be found on the spine of library books and is used to organize books on the shelves by subject.
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The Humanities
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Phylosophy of man
Filsafat manusia adalah cabang ilmu filsafat yang membahas mengenai makna menjadi manusia. Filsafat manusia menjadikan manusia sebagai objek studinya. Dalam cabang ilmu filsafat ini manusia akan mengajukan pertanyaan mengenai diri mereka sebagai manusia.[3] Filsafat manusia terus berkembang karena manusia adalah objek yang penuh dengan misteri. Titik tolak filsafat manusia adalah pengetahuan dan pengalaman manusia, serta dunia yang melingkupinya. Dalam sejarah ada beberapa istilah yang mendahului filsafat manusia, yaitu psikologi filsafat, psikologi rasional, eksperimental dan empiris.
Filsafat manusia perlu dipelajari karena manusia mempunyai kemampuan dan kekuatan untuk menyelidiki dan menganalisis sesuatu secara mendalam. Manusia berpikir dan menganalisis banyak hal. Pada suatu titik manusia akan sampai kepada saat di mana dia akan bertanya mengenai arti keberadaannya sendiri sebagai manusia. Dengan demikian filsafat manusia mengantar manusia untuk menyelami kehidupannya sendiri, dan sangat mungkin mendapat pencerahan mengenai menjadi manusia yang lebih utuh. Dalam sejarah, manusia selalu berusaha memecahkan permasalahan pokok tentang makna dan eksistensinya yang selalu sulit memperoleh jawaban. Filsafat manusia ada untuk mendorong manusia mencari hakikatnya.
The humanities
The humanities are academic disciplines that study the human condition through primarily analytical, critical, or speculative methods rather than empirical scientific study. Key humanities subjects include languages, literature, history, philosophy, religion, and visual/performing arts. Some humanities like history are also considered social sciences. The humanities explore fundamental human questions through interpretation of texts, aiming for compelling perspectives rather than scientific consensus. Evidence is based on close reading and discussion of significance rather than experimentation.
Pythagoras
Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher born around 570 BCE in Samos, Greece. He made important contributions to mathematics, discovering the Pythagorean theorem which states that in a right triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. Pythagoras founded a secretive religious brotherhood and believed that numbers and music could explain everything. He taught that the Earth was the center of the universe and noticed that Venus was the same star in the morning and evening. Pythagoras is believed to have died around 500 BCE.
Pythagoras
Pythagoras of Samos is considered one of the first pure mathematicians. He founded the religious movement called Pythagoreanism in Croton, Italy. Very little is reliably known about Pythagoras' life and achievements due to information being recorded centuries later. He is best known for the Pythagorean theorem relating the sides of a right triangle, though some question how much he personally contributed to mathematics. The Pythagorean brotherhood he established was devoted to his religious and philosophical teachings.
Chapter 1 philosophy and logic
This document discusses philosophy and logic. It provides an overview of some of the major philosophers from history like Thales, Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Philosophy is defined as the science of beings in their ultimate reasons, causes and principles acquired by the aid of human reason alone. Logic studies the principles or laws of accurate thinking and systematic reasoning. There are different fields of study in philosophy like metaphysics, ontology, and epistemology. Logic is traced back to Aristotle and aims to evaluate arguments as good or bad based on term arrangement.
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Pythagoras was an influential ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher born on the island of Samos in the 6th century BCE. He founded a school of philosophy called the Pythagoreans in Croton, Italy, where he established strict rules for his followers to live by. Pythagoras is best known for discovering the Pythagorean theorem, which states that in a right triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. Little is definitively known about Pythagoras's life and mathematical achievements due to the secrecy of his society and lack of surviving writings.
5th dewey decimal classification system
Melvil Dewey created the Dewey Decimal Classification system in 1876 to bring order to the massive amount of world knowledge. The system divides all knowledge into 10 main categories, with each category represented by three numbers. The Dewey Decimal Classification number can be found on the spine of library books and is used to organize books on the shelves by subject.
Memory is a social and political construction. Discuss.·.docx
Memory is a social and political construction. Discuss.
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You might find these articles relevant to the topicBaumeister, R. F. & Hastings, S. (1997). Distortions of collective memory: How groups flatter and deceive themselves. In J. W. Pennebaker, D. Paez, & B. Rimé. Collective memory of political events: Social psychological perspectives. Mahwah, NJ: LEA.
Liu, J. H., & Hilton, D. J. (2005). How the past weights on the present: Social representations of history and their role in identity politics. British Journal of Social Psychology, 44, 537–556.
Lászlo ́, J. (2003). History, identity and narratives. In J. Lászlo ́, & W. Wagner (Eds.), Theories and controversies in societal psychology (pp. 180–192). Budapest, Hungary: New Mandate.
Pennebaker, J. W., Paez, D., & Rime, B. (Eds.). (1997). Collective memory of political events: Social psychological perspectives. Mahwah, NJ: LEA.
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Why we Study Humanities
We study humanities for many reasons. Some of them might be to learn from our mistakes, realize we are part of a great thing, get ready for the important questions, propose alternatives to the challenges we face, and become the high-level professional we want to be.
As we move further in this course, you will see that we have made many mistakes. We fought many wars that could have been avoided if we had thought about our conflicts further. The more we value and appreciate our humanity, the less likely we will hurt each other.
We have also hurt the environment. We are just realizing recently that we are part of the environment and that everything we do to it will haunt us back. We are now "thinking green" and trying to slow down the damage we caused to the planet. Hopefully, we still have a chance.
We formed ways of living that sometimes were not just. As we look at ourselves, we realize we need to improve our methods of organizing in societies, in the ways we worship, and in the ways we govern.
But we should also study humanities to see how we are part of a great thing. We are seekers and explorers. We won't stand in front of a mystery without trying to conquer it. We have created science, medicine, art, philosophy, literature. Many of these creations have turned our lives around. Humans can abstract to create and imagine pushing the boundaries constantly by asking brave questions. We are also good.
At the speed we are going, there is a need for most of us to engage in high-level thinking. Progress is good if most people's lives improve with it. Are we heading in that direction? Humanities allow us to explore that question. As we face those questions, we might come up with answers that will help us avoid falling back into solving our problems through force and violence. We might prevent a new war.
The environments in which we find ourselves as time passes are different. Development and change occur as we live. The challenges we have today might be others tomorrow. But the constant element is us, the human element.
First Humans
You and I have been on earth in this shape and form (homo sapiens sapiens) for 200,000 to 150,000 years. When you look at the time the planet has been in existence, which is around 4 billion years, we just showed up. We must look at our development as humans keeping in mind that everything around us – plants, other animals, and even the environment – has been evo.
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Thinking
Kirby, G., & Goodpaster, J. (2007). Thinking (4th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ:
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THINKING
FOURTH EDITION
GARY R. KIRBY
JEFFERY R. GOODPASTER
WHAT IS THINKING?
We are such stuff as thoughts are made on.
-ADAPTED FROM SHAKESPEARE
In this book we encourage you to engage your mind and plunge into thinking.
But first, let's meet some powerful thinkers who have preceded us.
Humans were speaking, and thus thinking, many millennia before the
Sumerians, the Egyptians, and the Phoenicians learned to write their thoughts.
The Greeks took their alphabet and burst forth into song, literature, philosophy,
rhetoric, history, art, politics, and science. They needed to know how to argue
their positions in their free democracy, and Corax of Syracuse, perhaps the first
rhetorician, taught them how to use words to pierce into other minds. The
sophists, skeptics, and cynics questioned everything, including their own ques-
tioning. What would our world be like if we still held primitive beliefs such as
Zeus throws thunderbolts? Socrates probed and prodded the Athenians to
think: "The unexamined life is not worth living," he said. And he threw down
to us the ultimate gauntlet: "Know thyself." Plato was so caught up with
Socrates and with the pure power of the mind that he thought we were born
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with ideas and that these innate ideas were as close as we could come to divinity.
Plato's pupil, Aristotle, sharpened his senses to make impressive empirical obser-
vations that climbed toward first principles; then he honed his mind into the ab-
solute logic of the syllogism that stepped inexorably, deductively downward.
The Roman rhetoricians, Cicero, Tertullian, and Quintilian needing to
argue their political and legal positions, built massive mental structures that
rivaled Rome's architectural vastness.
The medieval thinkers, mental to a point that matched their ethereal (heav-
enly) thinking, created mental structures mainly based on Plato, fortified with
the logic of Aristotle. Aquinas, in his Summa, forged an unmatched mental cre-
ation that, if one grants his premises, still stands as an unassailable mountain of
the mind. In c;ontrast to much of this abstraction was the clean cut of Occam's
razor, slicing off unnecessary entities, and the welcome freshness of Anselm, who
preempted Descartes by stating, "I doubt, therefore I know."
The Renaissance thinkers turned their minds and energies to earthly navi-
gation, sidereal science, art, pleasure, and empire. Some of these thinkers, like
Leonardo da Vinci returned to the Greeks (Archimedes); some, like Montaigne,
recovered rich ore in the Romans, sifted by the skepticism described on a medal
around his neck: Que sai-s je? ("What do I know?") .
Pascal called his whole book of aphorisms Thoughts. Descartes echoed
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The Great Dialogue
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1. What Is Anthropology?
The Subject Matter of Anthropology
Anthropology is the study of what it is to be human in the past and present, the things about people that are the same, and the things about them that are different. Anthropologists try to understand and describe the way in which humans think and behave and why we think and behave as we do. They help us recognize that much of what we think and do has been learned from the cultural worlds we walk in and that others do not necessarily experience or understand the world in the same way we do.
To understand humanity, anthropologists must study all of humanity, not just the most familiar or convenient human populations. Anthropology is cross-cultural. It seeks to understand how life is lived, experienced, and interpreted in different settings and at different times. It also seeks to understand how different people's unique histories and positions in larger contexts, such as the global economy, shape their lives. By studying people in their own contexts, anthropologists guard against conclusions that may be true for some, but not all. Anthropologists resist assumptions that any particular behavior, idea, or way of being is "natural" unless they are sure that no others do it, think about it, experience it, or interpret it differently. They challenge ethnocentrism wherever and whenever they find it.
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Ideas about where infants should sleep can reflect notions of the "ideal" person a society is trying to develop. Many Americans, for example, highly value independence, individualism, and personal space and think, therefore, that infants "must" learn to sleep in their own cribs, often in their own rooms. People from other traditions, however, may find this practice cruel. Where do you think infants should sleep? Why? What does your opinion say about your values and traditions?
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Option 1: Focus on a primate that we have talked about in class and compare and contrast that primate with humans. These comparisons might look at for example social behavior, tool use, territoriality, hunting, meat-eating, male-female relations, presence or absence of an estrus cycle, etc. Most of your information for your paper will come from our “primate film festival”; however this can be augmented by resources that I will provide you on Blackboard in the course documents section. The Primates we will cover in depth are: Lemurs, Baboons, Orangutans, Gorillas, Chimps, and Bonobos.
Option 2: You are a young hotshot physical Anthropologist with the discovery of the century. We probably know less about Homo erectus then we did 20 years ago. But your new site and find answer all the questions. Tell me what Homo erectus was really like and what data proves your case. How were they like humans and how were they different.
Option 3: Poor old Neanderthal has been seen at one time or other as either a very close ancestor or as a side branch that died off. They are seen as intermediary between Homo erectus and us, or as being quite a different kind of a creature. For example, think about the two different interpretations of Neanderthal I gave you and how different that they were: one a Time-Life story of Neanderthal and the other Binford's interpretation. How have our interpretations of Neanderthal changed through time? What are the differences and similarities between Neanderthal and Homo sapiens, and what does it say about the relationship between them?
Option 4: What do you think the gender roles of our early ancestors were? What roles did Females play and what roles did males play? Were they different? How did they change from Australopithecus, to Homo habilis, to Homo erectus, to Neanderthal, and to Homo sapiens? What evidence do you have to support this view, and why is the debate over the gender roles of our early ancestors so hotly debated?
Option 5: Liberal Studies is one of the largest majors in the University and there are a growing numbers of students who are looking to make teaching their carrier. The material in this course lends itself to use in the classroom (K - 12th grade). Kids love this kind of material, but sadly are exposed too little of it in their schools. Now is your opportunity to create a lesson plan that involves Physical Anthropology. You should follow a standard lesson plan format. The subheadings you should cover are: objectives, vocabulary, background, setting the stage, procedure, closure, evaluation, and references if any. I have an example that I can provide you if you need one.
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introduction to philosophy
Philosophy is defined as the rational investigation of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and society. It covers broad topics like metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, logic, and political philosophy. The document outlines how early thinkers defined philosophy as knowledge about the universe, awareness of ignorance, possession of virtue and power, or investigation of reality and knowledge through reasoning rather than empirical methods. Philosophy aims to understand and answer fundamental questions about God, the universe, reality, matter and the soul, human beings, and human societies through careful rational thought.
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Personal Salvation
The idea of personal salvation marked one of the major shifts that took place in some of the religious traditions. Therefore, the newer cults promised celestial intervention and succor for devotees. Before that, most of earlier traditions had used to prescribe religious behaviors with a primary intent of appeasing supernatural forces or maintaining cosmic harmony. One can identify the following popular traditions that promised salvation for their followers: Mahayana Buddhism, Rabbinical Judaism, Christianity, and Manichaeism.
Mahayana Buddhism is known to be a religion based on compassion. It became particularly popular among millions of Chinese who needed not only personal salvation but also a profound spiritual experience that they could not find in their traditional state and household religious rituals. Buddhists’ idea of salvation differs from that accepted by most Westerners since in this religion, the notion personal salvation is based not “on Hell or Heaven as the end of a soteriological choice, but on knowledge” (Maier 9).
When it comes to Rabbinical Judaism, the Talmud containing moral teachings and post-biblical laws served as an instruction on how to walk along the path of salvation. One of the prescriptions is as follows: “A person should not abstain from carrying out the obligation to “be fruitful and multiply” (7: p. 195). As beingjewish puts it, in Judaism, it is believed that there is no need to search for personal salvation a priori, “for we are not doomed or damned at birth. We are not doomed or fated to sin. Quite the contrary. The Torah says: "If you do good, won't there be special privilege? And if you do not do good, sin waits at the door. It lusts after you, but you can dominate it” (Genesis 4:7).
As one of the major world religions, Christianity promised to offer salvation to all of the mankind. For Christians, personal salvation can be attained through becoming spiritually perfect. In The Gospel of Saint Matthew it is stated that, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (7: p. 199). Jesus also said that those who morn as well as are meek, peacemakers, pure in heart, and merciful will be saved, too. The same refers to “those who hunger and thirst for righteousness” (7: p. 199). In the Gospel of Thomas it is noted that “if you bring forth what is within you what you have will save you” (7: p. 217).
Manichaeism, also referred to as the Religion of Light, urged people to gain their personal salvation through becoming an integral part of the cosmic struggle between the forces of Light and Darkness. The prophet Mani proclaimed that in the end, Light will win the eternal battle and Darkness will be gone forever. Manichaeism offered a way to overcome the world of evil in an ethical way. The Manichaean dualism extended to a person whose soul is as divided as everyone else in the world. Basically, this is a dark ...
Imago Dei (Central Pres)
1. The document discusses what makes humans unique from the perspectives of theology, philosophy, and science.
2. Theologically, humans are made in the image of God and are called to privileges and responsibilities. Philosophically, humans have advanced mental abilities like theory of mind and God consciousness that allow relationship.
3. Scientifically, humans evolved to stand upright, have large brains, use language, control fire, and have advanced cognition. Paleoanthropology and genomics show biological similarities but cognitive differences between humans and other species.
Understanding the Bible Intorduction Session 1
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You might find these articles relevant to the topicBaumeister, R. F. & Hastings, S. (1997). Distortions of collective memory: How groups flatter and deceive themselves. In J. W. Pennebaker, D. Paez, & B. Rimé. Collective memory of political events: Social psychological perspectives. Mahwah, NJ: LEA.
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Why we Study Humanities
We study humanities for many reasons. Some of them might be to learn from our mistakes, realize we are part of a great thing, get ready for the important questions, propose alternatives to the challenges we face, and become the high-level professional we want to be.
As we move further in this course, you will see that we have made many mistakes. We fought many wars that could have been avoided if we had thought about our conflicts further. The more we value and appreciate our humanity, the less likely we will hurt each other.
We have also hurt the environment. We are just realizing recently that we are part of the environment and that everything we do to it will haunt us back. We are now "thinking green" and trying to slow down the damage we caused to the planet. Hopefully, we still have a chance.
We formed ways of living that sometimes were not just. As we look at ourselves, we realize we need to improve our methods of organizing in societies, in the ways we worship, and in the ways we govern.
But we should also study humanities to see how we are part of a great thing. We are seekers and explorers. We won't stand in front of a mystery without trying to conquer it. We have created science, medicine, art, philosophy, literature. Many of these creations have turned our lives around. Humans can abstract to create and imagine pushing the boundaries constantly by asking brave questions. We are also good.
At the speed we are going, there is a need for most of us to engage in high-level thinking. Progress is good if most people's lives improve with it. Are we heading in that direction? Humanities allow us to explore that question. As we face those questions, we might come up with answers that will help us avoid falling back into solving our problems through force and violence. We might prevent a new war.
The environments in which we find ourselves as time passes are different. Development and change occur as we live. The challenges we have today might be others tomorrow. But the constant element is us, the human element.
First Humans
You and I have been on earth in this shape and form (homo sapiens sapiens) for 200,000 to 150,000 years. When you look at the time the planet has been in existence, which is around 4 billion years, we just showed up. We must look at our development as humans keeping in mind that everything around us – plants, other animals, and even the environment – has been evo.
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WHAT IS THINKING?
We are such stuff as thoughts are made on.
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In this book we encourage you to engage your mind and plunge into thinking.
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Humans were speaking, and thus thinking, many millennia before the
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The Greeks took their alphabet and burst forth into song, literature, philosophy,
rhetoric, history, art, politics, and science. They needed to know how to argue
their positions in their free democracy, and Corax of Syracuse, perhaps the first
rhetorician, taught them how to use words to pierce into other minds. The
sophists, skeptics, and cynics questioned everything, including their own ques-
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Zeus throws thunderbolts? Socrates probed and prodded the Athenians to
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the mind. In c;ontrast to much of this abstraction was the clean cut of Occam's
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To understand humanity, anthropologists must study all of humanity, not just the most familiar or convenient human populations. Anthropology is cross-cultural. It seeks to understand how life is lived, experienced, and interpreted in different settings and at different times. It also seeks to understand how different people's unique histories and positions in larger contexts, such as the global economy, shape their lives. By studying people in their own contexts, anthropologists guard against conclusions that may be true for some, but not all. Anthropologists resist assumptions that any particular behavior, idea, or way of being is "natural" unless they are sure that no others do it, think about it, experience it, or interpret it differently. They challenge ethnocentrism wherever and whenever they find it.
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Option 1: Focus on a primate that we have talked about in class and compare and contrast that primate with humans. These comparisons might look at for example social behavior, tool use, territoriality, hunting, meat-eating, male-female relations, presence or absence of an estrus cycle, etc. Most of your information for your paper will come from our “primate film festival”; however this can be augmented by resources that I will provide you on Blackboard in the course documents section. The Primates we will cover in depth are: Lemurs, Baboons, Orangutans, Gorillas, Chimps, and Bonobos.
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Option 3: Poor old Neanderthal has been seen at one time or other as either a very close ancestor or as a side branch that died off. They are seen as intermediary between Homo erectus and us, or as being quite a different kind of a creature. For example, think about the two different interpretations of Neanderthal I gave you and how different that they were: one a Time-Life story of Neanderthal and the other Binford's interpretation. How have our interpretations of Neanderthal changed through time? What are the differences and similarities between Neanderthal and Homo sapiens, and what does it say about the relationship between them?
Option 4: What do you think the gender roles of our early ancestors were? What roles did Females play and what roles did males play? Were they different? How did they change from Australopithecus, to Homo habilis, to Homo erectus, to Neanderthal, and to Homo sapiens? What evidence do you have to support this view, and why is the debate over the gender roles of our early ancestors so hotly debated?
Option 5: Liberal Studies is one of the largest majors in the University and there are a growing numbers of students who are looking to make teaching their carrier. The material in this course lends itself to use in the classroom (K - 12th grade). Kids love this kind of material, but sadly are exposed too little of it in their schools. Now is your opportunity to create a lesson plan that involves Physical Anthropology. You should follow a standard lesson plan format. The subheadings you should cover are: objectives, vocabulary, background, setting the stage, procedure, closure, evaluation, and references if any. I have an example that I can provide you if you need one.
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The idea of personal salvation marked one of the major shifts that took place in some of the religious traditions. Therefore, the newer cults promised celestial intervention and succor for devotees. Before that, most of earlier traditions had used to prescribe religious behaviors with a primary intent of appeasing supernatural forces or maintaining cosmic harmony. One can identify the following popular traditions that promised salvation for their followers: Mahayana Buddhism, Rabbinical Judaism, Christianity, and Manichaeism.
Mahayana Buddhism is known to be a religion based on compassion. It became particularly popular among millions of Chinese who needed not only personal salvation but also a profound spiritual experience that they could not find in their traditional state and household religious rituals. Buddhists’ idea of salvation differs from that accepted by most Westerners since in this religion, the notion personal salvation is based not “on Hell or Heaven as the end of a soteriological choice, but on knowledge” (Maier 9).
When it comes to Rabbinical Judaism, the Talmud containing moral teachings and post-biblical laws served as an instruction on how to walk along the path of salvation. One of the prescriptions is as follows: “A person should not abstain from carrying out the obligation to “be fruitful and multiply” (7: p. 195). As beingjewish puts it, in Judaism, it is believed that there is no need to search for personal salvation a priori, “for we are not doomed or damned at birth. We are not doomed or fated to sin. Quite the contrary. The Torah says: "If you do good, won't there be special privilege? And if you do not do good, sin waits at the door. It lusts after you, but you can dominate it” (Genesis 4:7).
As one of the major world religions, Christianity promised to offer salvation to all of the mankind. For Christians, personal salvation can be attained through becoming spiritually perfect. In The Gospel of Saint Matthew it is stated that, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (7: p. 199). Jesus also said that those who morn as well as are meek, peacemakers, pure in heart, and merciful will be saved, too. The same refers to “those who hunger and thirst for righteousness” (7: p. 199). In the Gospel of Thomas it is noted that “if you bring forth what is within you what you have will save you” (7: p. 217).
Manichaeism, also referred to as the Religion of Light, urged people to gain their personal salvation through becoming an integral part of the cosmic struggle between the forces of Light and Darkness. The prophet Mani proclaimed that in the end, Light will win the eternal battle and Darkness will be gone forever. Manichaeism offered a way to overcome the world of evil in an ethical way. The Manichaean dualism extended to a person whose soul is as divided as everyone else in the world. Basically, this is a dark ...
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- 8. Information I need to know before I begin. These are books which contain information on many subjects such as encyclopedias and other reference books. Examples: Almanacs, Bibliographies, Encyclopedias, News Media and
- 10. Who am I? (Man thinks about himself) Examples: Feelings, Emotions, Humankind and Theory of Philosophy
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