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    How to Control Anger

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    AS A BOY I used to observe certain grown-ups of my acquaintance with awe. They seemed to me to be wonderful people. Always they were kind and pleasant. And they were never patronizing‚ like some of the other grown-ups that I did not care for at all. I remember the shock I received when I saw one of those heroes of mine show anger. It was as if he had suddenly become a demon. Then I had my first realization of the extraordinary change that anger could create in a human being. I SUPPOSE that all

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    Yweah

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    Have you ever felt that you didn’t know what your purpose was in this world? Or if you even exist at some times? Well by even questioning the idea of existence‚ by definition of Descartes and David Cunning‚ you do exist. Descartes came up with this notion of “I am. I exist‚” which means if you are doubt‚ ponder‚ think or judge then you exist (THC 224). Before we get too far into Descartes beliefs we need to understand his two conjectures of the res extensa and the res cogitans‚ which respectively

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    Can Substance Dualism Be Defended? Substance dualism is a never ending argument in the Philosophy world as it’s been going on for decades. It is the view that the universe contains two important types of entity which is mental and material. The structure of this paper is that four main argument leads to one conclusion. Firstly‚ I’ll argue about Descartes’s ‘separability argument’ which stands as the definition of Substance Dualism. Secondly‚ I’ll argue that mental and physical have different

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    Zombie Theory

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    properties that “block” consciousness from occurring in these worlds (Chalmers 2010‚ 163 – 165). In this case‚ physicalists are able to agree that the possibility of these zombie worlds is indeed possible (Lauenberger 2008). I find fault in this approach to the subject matter‚ however‚ as in the scenario as it is not consistent with the physicalist view that conscious or mental states are identical to that of ones physical state. If physicalists are to present the idea of a “consciousness blocker” it needs

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    The advertising industry‚ a prominent andpowerful industry‚ engages in deceptive subliminal advertising which most us are unaware of. By bypassing our unconscious mind using subliminal techniques‚ advertisers tap into the vulnerabilities surrounding our unconscious mind‚ manipulating and controlling us in many ways. Since the 1940 ’s subliminal advertising blossomed until now‚ when you can find subliminals in every major advertisement and magazine cover. Legislation against the advertisers has had

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    the multiple meanings allocated to consciousness and by proposing the adoption of what I describe as a ‘pure’ singular meaning‚ thus negating this issue of identity crisis and placing consciousness in the correct category‚ that of a non physical one. This resolution does not however refute the contention that man is a conscious machine and I will therefore necessarily talk to what I deem as the over encompassing characterisation of machine. As with consciousness I will streamline the definition of

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    What does it mean that the essence of man is existence? How is the beingness of the human being different from that of non-human beings? Give at least one implication or attribute of the human being that makes him an existence. Describe this attribute. A main concept of Existentialism would include the statement that the essence of man is existence. What was meant by the aforementioned idea is for humans to see the point that they should consider is that they are humans; and that they are also contemplated

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    replete with names‚ allusions and images drawn from Greek and Latin classics. His later poems are replete with allusions from the Veda‚ the Upanishadas and the Puranas. His poetic creations are the creations of a mystically and spiritually inspired consciousness. His writings reflect his political‚ philosophical and religious views. The central theme of Aurobindo’s vision was the evolution of human life into life divine. He explains the nature of the process of evolution. He wrote: "Man is a transitional

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    VCE Psychology Unit 3 Notes

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    VCE  Psychology  Unit  3  Notes.   Covering  consciousness  and  memory     Consciousness   Chapter  2  -­‐  States  of  Consciousness     • OVERVIEW     Concepts  of  normal  waking  consciousness  and  altered  states  of  consciousness  including  daydreaming   and  alcohol-­‐induced‚  in  terms  of  levels  of  awareness‚  content  limitations‚  controlled  and  automatic   processes‚  perceptual  and  cognitive  distortions‚

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    Tim Crane Perception

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    Tim Crane claims that the usual‚ instinctual way of regarding perception is as an “openness to the world.” However‚ the fact that illusions and hallucinations can occur seems to indicate some sort of fault with the typical view‚ as these bizarre experiences give rise to questions about the nature and coherence of perception. He asserts that in order to escape this problem‚ philosophers must provide a theory of perception which both maintains integrity to our intuitions and explains how perceptual

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