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Explore how defining “the other” shapes “the self” through recognition, difference, conflict, oppression, and ethical responsibility for IB Philosophy students.
Learn why Simone de Beauvoir rejected the solipsistic isolated self through embodiment, situation, intersubjectivity, freedom, and the Other for IB Philosophy.
Understand the mind-body problem, key dualist and physicalist responses, the interaction challenge, and how to evaluate them in IB Philosophy exams.
Learn how Confucian philosophy explains the relational self through social roles, ren, li, moral cultivation, and duties to others for IB Philosophy exams.
Learn how Patricia Churchland’s eliminative materialism challenges folk psychology and explains the mind through neuroscience for IB Philosophy exams.
Learn how Kant's transcendental ego unifies experience through apperception, and distinguish it from the empirical and noumenal self in IB Philosophy.
Explore what neuroscience reveals about consciousness, neural correlates, predictive processing and plasticity, plus the limits of brain evidence.
Explore consciousness in IB Philosophy through phenomenal experience, intentionality, self-awareness, and major theories of mind for exam preparation.
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