1. Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human
Person
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2. Objective
At the end of the
lesson, you are
expected to:
* To distinguish a
holistic perspective
from a partial point of
view (PPt11/12-Ia-1.1)
Doing Philosophy

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5. Sensitivity Check
•Wisdom?
•Honesty?
•Open-
mindedness
•Beauty
What virtues do
you value most?
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What is
Philosophy?

7. What is
Philosophy?
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Etymologically, the word
“Philosophy” comes from the
Greek words, Philo, meaning
“to Love” and Sophia, meaning
“wisdom”. Philosophy means
“love of wisdom”.
the study of the fundamental
nature of knowledge, reality,
and existence, especially when
considered as an academic
discipline.

8. Knowledge and
wisdom
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9. Two types
of thinking
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10. Two types of thinking
Holistic
• Looks at all aspect of the
given problem or
situation. All aspects are
given importance when
making conclusion
Partial
•Looks at only a
limited number of
aspects of the given
problem or situation
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11. Two types of thinking
Holistic
• All aspects are tied in
together to form a general
overview of the problem.
Partial
•Conclusion are made
based on considering
some, but not all
sides of problem or
situation.
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12. Two types of thinking
Holistic
• Example:
A mother listen to both stories of
her two arguing child before
making any conclusion about the
issue.
Partial
• Example:
A mother scolds older child after
the younger child accused her
sister of stealing her diary.
However, the mother only
listened to the younger child, and
not to the older child, before
deciding to scold the student.
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13. Two types of thinking
Holistic
• Example:
Doctors review a
patient’s illness as an
aspect of his or her
lifestyle and personal
circumstances.
Partial
• Example:
Doctors often focus on a
specific set of symptoms
to determine the cause
of patient’s illness.
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15. Observe carefully the video:
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16. 1. Melisa describe the table through its texture, color, and its
sizes. _____________________
2. Darwin describe the ball using its shape, color, texture and
symbol in the life of a soccer player. _______________________
3. The Philippine flag uses three color, red for war, white for
purity, blue for peace. Every time the flag is raise everybody pay
respect through stop walking, talking or any movement to show
respect.
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17. Remember:
*HOLISTIC THINKING- refers to a
perspective that considers large-scale
patterns in systems.
*PARTIAL THINKING-focuses on
specific aspects of situation.
Important component of
analytical thinking, as an individual
focuses on certain areas or aspects of
a problem in order to understand it.
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18. Remember:
HOLISTIC THINKING- refers
to a perspective that
considers large-scale patterns
in systems.
PARTIAL THINKING-focuses
on specific aspects of the
situation.
-Important component of
analytical thinking, as an
individual focuses on certain
areas or aspects of a problem
in order to understand it.
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19. Agreement:
Advance study what is philosophy and its
principle.
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20. Reference:
• Ramos, Cristine Carmela. 2016. Introduction to the philosophy of the human person. Manila. Rex
Publishing.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yTVInz1eOg
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT_tchnNo-0
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