In your own perspective, whose philosophy captures better your own idea of self? In my own perspective the philosopher who can perfectly characterize my own idea of self is Gilbert Ryle. For him, the self is the way people behave. This idea explains that it is a pattern of behaviour on how people will show to others on what kind of person they are and how a person will behave in a certain situation they have. It includes the concept of mind and body. These two are connected to each other. The mind will tell you the certain things you need to do, while your body is responsible for the actions that you will show on the crowd. In reality, behaviour of a person depends on how they think of their minds. Some people think first before they act because they do not want to be disappointed of their self or to disappoint the people around. Moreover, Ryle perceives the mind as the totality of human dispositions that is known through the way people behave. Also, he includes that the mind expresses the system of thoughts, emotions and action that makes up the human self. The Concept of human self of Ryle gives a philosophical principle, “I act therefore I am.”
Learning Outcomes: Sociology
1. Describe the self in terms of interests, dreams, aspirations, educational path, daily activities, and decisions and identify social events that have influenced and shape these.
I used to think of myself as someone who is reserved. It is a bit difficult for
me to start a conversation with a potential friend, and to interact with a large crowd is one of my biggest fears. However, I was able to eventually overcome this reserve personality when I realized that my dream of becoming a registered pharmacist needs communication.
During my Senior High School Years, I became more active in terms of my
interest. Since I wanted to pursue Pharmacy, I chose STEM as my strand to be more versed and knowledgeable in the field of Science. Also, I trained myself to be more vocal and interactive with my classmates. Probably, one of the peak activities that I have engaged in was during our pharmaceutical immersion. I worked as an intern for the South Star Drugs. In the course of my internship, I have learned the technicalities and environment of being a Pharmacist. Moreover, it trained me to become a good communicator. Apart from these, social events such as career talk had further encouraged me to pursue Pharmacy. Given these influences, my once reserved self had become determined to pursue this chosen profession. 2. Illustrate how ones interests education and work decisions, and daily activities shape institutions and society.
Our interests, education, decisions and daily activities can be greatly
shared in our society and institutions. As a share in our society, I will use what I have learned in our immersion such as to effectively communicate with other people. I can do it by explaining to them the effects and functions of the medicine they bought. We can be a good speaker and the people who are listening, can be a good listener. They will gain ideas and lesson in all the pharmaceutical technicalities that will be shared and they can apply it on themselves. By doing so, we can help other people realize the importance of being knowledgeable in this health field.
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