WHO IS THE HUMAN PERSON? by Jazmin Angeli L. Zacarias

What does Aristotle say about Man?

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John Locke's view of man is that humans are born free and equal, with natural rights to life, liberty, and property.

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Karl Marx believed that work at its best is what makes us human.

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According to Socrates, humans have a soul that they inherent and lives on after their body dies.

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According to Plato, a man reflects the character of the state he lives in.

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Lao Tzu believed that true strength comes from being calm, humble, and going with the flow, like water.

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Immanuel Kant says that being human means using our reason to choose what is right and treat others with respect.

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David Hume believed that people learn through experience and are guided more by feelings than by reason.

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kristinkatederueda — 2025-08-04 18:21:32 UTC

He saw humans as inherently flawed, capable of both great cruelty and profound creativity.