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    The document provides instructions for completing an assessment on two articles: 1. The first article is titled "The Concept of the Public Good: A View from a Filipino Philosopher". Difficult concepts included types of public goods. New insights involved understanding differences between homo economicus and homo politicus, and the non-profit orientation of mixed public goods. Questions asked about global public goods and rights of indigenous people. 2. The second article is titled "Revolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis". Difficult concepts included French psychopathology and syphilis infection. New insights involved psychoanalysis as a therapy and analyzing dreams for mental disorder insights. Questions asked about psychoanalysis as a

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    The document provides instructions for completing an assessment on two articles: 1. The first article is titled "The Concept of the Public Good: A View from a Filipino Philosopher". Difficult concepts included types of public goods. New insights involved understanding differences between homo economicus and homo politicus, and the non-profit orientation of mixed public goods. Questions asked about global public goods and rights of indigenous people. 2. The second article is titled "Revolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis". Difficult concepts included French psychopathology and syphilis infection. New insights involved psychoanalysis as a therapy and analyzing dreams for mental disorder insights. Questions asked about psychoanalysis as a

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    Mark Gerald N. Pagaduan Prof.

    Ligaya Villanueva

    1CMT4 March 3, 2020

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
          
    BEFORE
    DO NOT
    COMPLETING
    PLAGIARIZE!
    THIS REVIEW
    RESPOND TO
    ASSESSMENT, FOLLOW ANSWER PLEASE YOUR
    THE PLAGIARISM
    PLEASE READ THE IN MAKE YOUR WORK
    REQUIREMEN IS A MAJOR
    ALL OF THE INSTRUCTIO ESSAY HANDWRITIN BEFORE
    TS OF THE OFFENSE
    INSTRUCTIONS NS. FORM. G LEGIBLE. SUBMITTI
    TASK. THAT LEADS
    THOROUGHLY NG IT.
    TO
    AND
    EXPULSION.
    CAREFULLY.

    The Concept of the Public Good: A View from a Filipino Philosopher


    Title of the Article

    1. Difficult Concepts (What concepts did you find difficult to understand?)


     Politicoethical sense of Public Goods
     Private Public Goods
     Difference of Public Public Goods and Public Goods

    2. Insights (What new insights or learnings did you gain in discussion/ activity?)

     Before reading the article, I thought that the concept of public good is about the
    characteristic of a person in a public. However, reading the article/understanding the
    lesson, I now think/realize that the public good is about the product that is consume by
    people and benefits of the community or the public. It is also “non-rivalrous” and “non-
    excludable” which means the availability of the good does not decrease the use and goods
    are also accessible by anyone without an exemption.

     Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that Homo economicus and
    Homo politicus almost have the same meaning in a way that they are both after the profit
    based on what I see in our said Politicians. However, reading the article/understanding
    the lesson, I now think/realize that their difference is Homo economicus is a selfish
    individual who desires to satisfy his or her own needs and wants with the help of his own
    money. He does not care about the others unless they will benefit from each other (e.g.
    Businessman) while Homo politicus is a political individual who desires his and his
    people needs and wants. He is an individual that acts in the public good (e.g.
    government). But neither of them can be empirically observed in its pure form.

     Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that Mixed Public Goods
    are profit-oriented since it is under private organizations or private groups. However,
    reading the article/understanding the lesson, I now think/realize that the Mixed Public
    Goods is a service-oriented which has the content of both public good and private good
    and even if they are undertaken by private organizations/groups because they do not seek
    for profits, yet they seek for service.

    3. Questions (What questions would you want answers for? Or vague areas you want more
    explanations about?

     If there are national public goods, would it possible to have a global public goods?
     According to article, building a dam in ancestral land is a national public good. But why
    does leaving it as ancestral lands cannot be considered as national public goods, where in
    fact, their resources are beneficial not only within the community but also within our
    country.
     Sometimes, when there is a project by national people in the ancestral lands, even if the
    communal people refused to accept their offers, the project will be push through. In this
    case, where are the rights of the communal people?
    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
          
    BEFORE
    DO NOT
    COMPLETING
    PLAGIARIZE!
    THIS REVIEW
    RESPOND TO
    ASSESSMENT, FOLLOW ANSWER PLEASE YOUR
    THE PLAGIARISM
    PLEASE READ THE IN MAKE YOUR WORK
    REQUIREMEN IS A MAJOR
    ALL OF THE INSTRUCTIO ESSAY HANDWRITIN BEFORE
    TS OF THE OFFENSE
    INSTRUCTIONS NS. FORM. G LEGIBLE. SUBMITTI
    TASK. THAT LEADS
    THOROUGHLY NG IT.
    TO
    AND
    EXPULSION.
    CAREFULLY.

    Revolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis


    Title of the Article

    1. Difficult Concepts (What concepts did you find difficult to understand?)


     French Psychopathology
     Syphilis Infection
     Degeneration

    2. Insights (What new insights or learnings did you gain in discussion/ activity?)

     Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that there was no particular
    therapy that can cure mental disorders such as anxiety, depression and hysteria, in other
    words, making the unconscious individual to subconscious and up to conscious.
    However, reading the article/understanding the lesson, I now think/realize that
    psychoanalysis in not just a theory made by Sigmund Freud but also a therapy that can
    cure brain diseases by releasing repressed emotions and memories of an individual.

     Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that dreaming is just an
    experience that a person is experiencing while he/she while sleeping. I did not thing that
    it has a lot to do in curing the mental disorder of a person. However, reading the
    article/understanding the lesson, I now think/realize that when you analyze the pattern of
    someone’s dream, it can give a valuable insight into the unconscious mind of a person. In
    other words, analyzing or interpreting the pattern of someone’s dream is another therapy
    to cure a mental disorder like hysteria and such.
     Before reading the article/understanding the lesson, I thought that it is just the brain and
    the other parts of body (except for the mind) that is responsible in paralysis. However,
    reading the article/understanding the lesson, I now think/realize that the mind is also
    responsible in paralysis. An example from the article, when French worker had a beam
    fallen into his arm, he had the thought that he cannot move his arm, yet his arm was fine.
    But after a day his arm became paralyzed. It became paralyzed because his body operated
    an unconscious idea. His mind become unconscious that it caused a paralysis of the
    imagination.

    3. Questions (What questions would you want answers for? Or vague areas you want more
    explanations about?
     Why is Psychoanalysis cannot be considered as science even if, it can cure mental
    disorders?
     Is it possible that a person is conscious while he/she was dreaming?
     What is the difference between psychoanalysis and psychotherapy?

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