Introduction to philosophy of the human person / Roberto D. Abella, M. Div., D. Min.

By:

Abella, Roberto D [author. ]

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still image

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9789719804468

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DDC classification:

128 .Ab141 2016

Summary: "This book endeavors to introduce Senior High School students to the study of Philosophy as an exploration of the fundamental questions and issues that have faced humanity throughout history. it traces the significant views and developments as Philosophy unfolded through the ages, and endeavors to relate important philosophical questions, theories and views to life's experiences. It also aims to help students better understand themselves and the world they live in and enable them to navigate through the challenges of life. In addition, the discussion also highlights the spiritual dimension of human existence and seeks a balance between the humanist and spiritual perspectives in facing personal issues and understanding experiences. it is divided into four units." --Preface

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Print Materials	Main Library Senior High School - Filipiniana	128 .Ab141 2016 c.2 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		0122628
Print Materials	Main Library Senior High School - Filipiniana	128 .Ab141 2016 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		0120862

includes bibliography and index.

"This book endeavors to introduce Senior High School students to the study of Philosophy as an exploration of the fundamental questions and issues that have faced humanity throughout history. it traces the significant views and developments as Philosophy unfolded through the ages, and endeavors to relate important philosophical questions, theories and views to life's experiences. It also aims to help students better understand themselves and the world they live in and enable them to navigate through the challenges of life. In addition, the discussion also highlights the spiritual dimension of human existence and seeks a balance between the humanist and spiritual perspectives in facing personal issues and understanding experiences. it is divided into four units." --Preface