Handouts. Issues of lecture

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Handouts
• Lecture №3 Consciousness, soul and
language
• Philosophy
• 3 credits
• PhD
Yerkin Massanov

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Issues of lecture:
• 1. Language as a ph-cal science?
• 2. Charles Peirce – Lingo
semiology?
• 3. “World as a text” - Jacques
Derrida?

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The main concepts of previous
lecture:
• 1. Meaning of 3 Worldview?
• 2. Main periods of Philosophy
or science?

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Discussion for Seminar (1 page)
The Greek myth told by Plutarch “Theseus Ship of Paradox”:

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1. If replace plank one by one every
year Ship continue or stay Being
Ship of Theseus?

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2. If construct new Ship with plank
which used of Ship of Theseus.
Is this Ship of Theseus? A or B?

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Can human change himself?
It is depends from social environments or
from spiritual life?
Human life depends from social status or
from philosophical views?

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Definition:
• 1. Consciousness is includes of
mankind's mentality, moral and
worldviews which impact to their
behavior.
• 2. Soul is defining as a basic part of
human existence, which mostly
given explanation by religion.

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Term Linguistics:
• 1. (from Latin lingua - language) a
science that studies languages;
• 2. Cultural linguistics is a branch of
linguistics that studies the relationship
between language and cultural
concepts;
• 3. Types: language of communication
and science, nature and animals.

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Charles Peirce – Lingo semiology
• 1. Symbols of icons – texts which
describes objects directly;
• 2. Symbols of index – inderect sign
of other objects (symbols of street);
• 3. Symbols of semiology – signs which
gives deeply information about
tradition or religion of people. For
example: Flag of Kazakhstan

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The Power of Face Reading

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Basic of body language
(exam)

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Analyze through body and face L.?

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Self studies. Week 5: Book for the discussion:
The Man of Genius.
By Cesare Lombroso.

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Cesare Lombroso: criminalistics
typology

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Sociologist Howard Becker (1966) :
“not the act itself but the reaction
to the act that makes something
deviant”.

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Three World and National Religions:
• 1. Hinduism;
1. Buddhism;
2. Christianity; • 2. Judaism;
3.
Shintoism.
3. Islam.

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Which religion symbols?

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Which religion symbols?

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Which religion symbols?

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3. “World as a text” - Jacques
Derrida
• Text – invented before
writing, its history is deeply
and meaning is very widely.
• Symbols could give more
objectively knowledge the
one book text.
• That is mean we can
through semiology to make
innovation of traditional or
classical knowledge.

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In conclusion:
• Language of mankind results of consciousness
and soul shows level of culture and philosophical
worldview that deeply related with each other.

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№3 Discussion for seminar:
• 1.Glossary:
• Choose main 10 term (total 30) from
every lecture №1-2-3.
• Briefly explain meaning of each term?
• Example:
• 1. Philosophy of Orientalism – oriented to
spiritual and moral worldview related with
Middle East and about East and Southeast
Asia (Ancient Indian, Chinese, Japanese ph-y).

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One of the main role of Modern
Ph-y Orientation function:
1. Existentialism – Logotherapy:
helping to solve ontological question
(responsibility, freedom, spirit);
2. Socialization – Kaizen: one of the best
management planning for self
realization in capitalist society.

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Self-studies of Week-4.
1. Abstract (Referat 5-7 pages):
1-Rating Abstract-1 Philosophy of
existentialism.
1. Briefly describe about existentialism;
2. Interpretation: Victor Frankl: “Man's
Search for Meaning”;
3. Logotherapy: helping to solve ontological
question (responsibility, freedom, spirit);
4. Explanation of “Martin Eden”
syndrome;
4. Conclusion: Individual or Own
philosophy.

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Self-studies of Week-4.
Abstract (Referat):
“Philosophy of Kaizen”.
1. Briefly describe about Kaizen
philosophy. Masaaki Imai;
2. Interpretation: Margulan Seissembai:
“Kaizen center in Kazakhstan”;
3. Kaizen in education self development
process: “5S-Process of Improvement”, “1
minute principle”;
4. Make a plan through using Kaizen
management.

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• Abstract (Referat) –
at less 7 pages :
1) Title
2) Content
3) Introduction
4) Basic ideas and examples
5) Conclusion (1 page)
6) Literature or reference (3 book or
article)