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Holistic and Partial Point of View

The document discusses holistic perspective versus partial point of view. It explains that holistic thinking focuses on all areas and has a full understanding of the entire situation, while partial thinking focuses on specific areas and has a partial understanding. The document provides examples to illustrate the differences between holistic and partial perspectives.

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Holistic and Partial Point of View

The document discusses holistic perspective versus partial point of view. It explains that holistic thinking focuses on all areas and has a full understanding of the entire situation, while partial thinking focuses on specific areas and has a partial understanding. The document provides examples to illustrate the differences between holistic and partial perspectives.

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HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE

AND PARTIAL POINT OF


VIEW
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Distinguish a holistic perspective from a


partial point of view
• Explain the importance of holistic thinking
over partial thinking; and
• Write a personal action plan on how to deal
with everyday life from a holistic perspective
A philosopher’s way of thinking can be
described as “abstractive”. This means that it
rises from the level of everyday life to a
higher level that gives a bird’s eye view of the
whole.
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING

FOCUSES ON FOCUSES ON
ALL AREAS SPECIFIC
AREA
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING
HAS FULL HAS PARTIAL
UNDERSTANDING UNDERSTANDING
OF THE ENTIRE OF ENTIRE
SITUATION/ SITUATION/
PROBLEM PROBLEM
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING
ARRIVES AT A MAY ARRIVE
LOGICAL, AT A
VALID, AND WRONGFUL
SOUND DECISION
DECISION
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING
HAS WIDER PROMOTES
SCOPE OF LIMITED
KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE
EXCEPT ON
SPECIFIC
AREA/FIELD
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING
RESULTS FAIR MAY RESULT
JUDGEMENT TO A BIAS
JUDGEMENT
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING
SEE THINGS SEE THINGS
FULLY PARTIALLY
HOLISTIC PARTIAL
THINKING THINKING
OBJECTIVE SELECTIVE
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOLISTIC
PERSPECTIVE AND PARTIAL POINT OF VIEW?

•HOLISTIC THINKING IS WHEN YOU


SEE THINGS AS WHOLE; YOU
LOOK AT REALITY THAT IS
PRESENTED TO YOU IN ALL SIDES.
HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVES
•HOLISM – a part cannot be determine a
whole system because the relationships
or connections of parts are independent
of the whole, only the whole can
determine its parts.
•Example: A+B=C, where C is equal to A
and B. But A is not equal to C, nor B is to C
HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVES

•Emergentism – asserts that


complex systems and patterns
arise out of a multiplicity of
relatively simple interactions.
HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVES

•VITALISM. Posits that the processes of


life are not explicable by the laws of
physics and chemistry alone and that
life in some parts is self-determining and
is due to a vital principle distinct from
physicochemical forces.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOLISTIC
PERSPECTIVE AND PARTIAL POINT OF VIEW?

•PARTIAL THINKING IS
WHEN YOU SEE ONLY
THE PART OF REALITY.
PARTIAL PERSPECTIVE
•Reductionism – a complex
system is nothing but the
sum of its parts and that an
account of it can be reduced
to accounts of individual
constituents.
PARTIAL PERSPECTIVE

•Atomism – only atoms


exist, and objects with
parts like the human
body, house clouds and
the like do not exist.
PHILOSOPHY teaches us
to see things holistically. It
gives us the proper
perspective in dealing with
our experiences.

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