Philo

2. capable of nutrition, growth and reproduction
9. generalization from husband-wife relation
10. characteristic of medieval philosophy
12. pertaining to water, fire, air and earth
14. generalization from I-mother relation
16. total combined effect of forces, and it cannot be traced to a single individual
17. ancient Greek philosopher who categorized four levels of being
19. the efficient cause and final end of man
20. enables man to say "I" as an embodied source of meaning

1. capacity to say something that others follow
3. for Plato man is essentially a ______
4. part of the economic system that provides services or goods
5. being capable of laughter and language (henceforth rational)
6. the community organized such that it could come to common decisions facing common problems using common resources
7. looks at reality in measurable quantities and use exact terminologies
8. a shift of philosophizing from being to man
11. the whole system of beliefs, ways of thinking, acting, customs, traditions and institutions all of which reflect the higher values of man
13. it refers to goods and services
15. generalization from brother-sister relation
18. generalization from parent-child relation