Philosopher Orientation and Philosophy View of the Self (Description)
Kant’s philosophy is often He believes that we all have
described as the golden
middle between rationalism
Immanuel Kant and empiricism. He didn’t
accept either of both views but
he gave credit to both.
Gilbert Ryle Patricia Philosophical Behaviorism
Churchland (Behaviorist)
Patricia Churchland Materialist – the belief that
nothing but matter exists
- He is commonly associated
with the philosophical
Maurice Merleau Ponty movement
called existentialism and its
intention to begin with an
analysis of the concrete
experiences, perceptions,
and difficulties, of human
existence.
Sources:
Immanuel Kant
http://www.philosophers.co.uk/immanuel-kant.html
https://www.britannica.com/topic/transcendental-idealism
https://study.com/academy/lesson/immanuel-kants-metaphysics-of-the-self.html
an inner and an
outer self which together
form our consciousness. The
inner self is comprised of our
psychological state and our
rational intellect. The
outer self includes our sense
and the physical world.
Unity of body and mind –
The self is how you behave.
One’s action is of the same
as to what the mind is
thinking. How a person
behaves is related to the
work of the mind.
The self as the brain - When
discussing the mind, this
means that the physical
brain, and not the mind,
exists.
The self as embodied
subjectivity - he believed
the physical body to be an
important part of what makes
up the subjective self.
Ryle
https://www.philosophybasics.com/philosophers_ryle.html

Churchland
http://patriciachurchland.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Churchland

Ponty
https://study.com/academy/lesson/merleau-ponty-the-self-as-embodied-subjectivity.html