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C1 and C2 Vocabulary about the Philosophy of Death and Purpose

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C1 and C2 Vocabulary about the Philosophy of Death and Purpose

by Ana Verónica Cetina García
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Starts with A

A supposed existence following physical death.

Starts with B

The state of deep sorrow following the loss of a loved one. "There is no right way to experience ___________"

Starts with C

Awareness of existence, thoughts, and experience; often tied to the nature of life and death.

Starts with D

The action or fact of dying or being killed; the end of the life of a person or organism.

Starts with E

Aristotle’s concept of human flourishing through virtue and reason.

Starts with F

The belief that events (including death) are predetermined and inevitable.

Starts with G

The emotional suffering experienced after loss, especially death.

Starts with H

The ethical theory that pleasure is the highest good and purpose of life.

Starts with I

The Buddhist idea that all things are temporary and constantly changing.

Starts with J

The evaluation of one’s life or actions, morally or spiritually (as in “Final _________”).

Starts with K

The spiritual principle of cause and effect; one’s actions influence future outcomes.

Starts with L

Something handed down or left behind after death.

Starts with M

The state of being subject to death; awareness of one’s finite existence.

Starts with N

A transcendent state free from suffering and the cycle of birth and death.

Starts with O

The philosophical study of being, existence, and what it means “to be.”

Starts with P

Greek term for practical wisdom; the ability to make morally sound decisions in real life.

Starts with R

The belief that the soul is reborn in a new body after death.

Starts with S

A philosophy advocating rational control over emotions and acceptance of death.

Starts with T

Going beyond ordinary limits; rising above pain, fear, or even death.

Starts with U

The ability to grasp meaning, truth, or purpose in life and experience.

Starts with V

Moral excellence and the foundation of good character.

Starts with W

The inner strength to make decisions and stick to them, even when it’s hard.

Starts with Y

A deep, persistent desire; often for meaning, transcendence, or immortality. "She yearned for a glimpse of him"

Starts with Z

A Buddhist school emphasizing meditation and direct experience over theoretical knowledge.

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