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    This document discusses three major intellectual revolutions: 1) The Copernican Revolution, where Nicolaus Copernicus proposed that the Sun, not the Earth, was the center of the universe, contradicting the Catholic Church's geocentric view. 2) The Darwinian Revolution, where Charles Darwin published his theory of evolution by natural selection, proposing that organisms evolve over generations to become more adapted to their environments. 3) The Freudian Revolution, referring to Sigmund Freud's theories of psychoanalysis and the unconscious mind. The document examines how these revolutions changed human understanding of the world.

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    INTELLECTUAL

    GOAL SETTING
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    REVOLUTIONS
    At the end of this chapter, the students
    should be able to:
    1.
    2.
    GOAL SETTING
    Discuss the paradigm shifts through history.
    Explain how intellectual revolution changed
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    the way how humans see the world
    3. Describe the technological advancements that
    happened in the information age.
    COPERNICAN
    GOAL SETTING
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    REVOLUTION
    GOAL
    HOW SETTING
    THE EARTH WAS
    (LOCKE
    FORMED? AND LATHAM)
    A. GOAL
    GEOCENTRIC
    SETTING
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    MODEL
    CLAUDIUS PTOLEMY

    GOALphilosopher
    - A famous SETTING and
    astronomer who stated
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM) that planets,
    sun and moon moved in a circular
    motion AROUND THE EARTH.
    CLAUDIUS PTOLEMY
    - HeGOAL
    believedSETTING
    that the EARTH WAS
    AT (LOCKE AND
    THE CENTER - aLATHAM)
    concept
    known as GEOCENTRISM.
    A. GOAL
    HELIOCENTRIC
    SETTING
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    MODEL
    NICOLAUS COPERNICUS
    GOAL
    - A Polish SETTING and
    mathematician
    (LOCKEwho
    astronomer AND LATHAM)
    opposes
    Ptolemaic model.
    NICOLAUS COPERNICUS
    - HeGOAL SETTING
    suggested that the center of
    the(LOCKE
    universe isAND LATHAM)
    the SUN or known
    as HELIOCENTRISM.
    HELIOCENTRISM
    - This GOAL SETTING
    was in direct contradiction of the
    teachings of the Catholic
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM) Church, which
    espoused the Ptolemaic view of the
    Universe.
    HELIOCENTRISM
    - Joshua 10:13 So the sun stood still, and
    GOAL SETTING
    the moon stopped, till the nation avenged
    (LOCKE
    itself on its enemies,AND
    as it is LATHAM)
    written in the
    Book of Jashar. The sun stopped in the
    middle of the sky and delayed going down
    about a full day.
    HELIOCENTRISM
    - It was eventually accepted by the
    GOAL SETTING
    people in a period which was called
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    the BIRTH OF MODERN ASTRONOMY.
    DARWINIAN
    GOAL SETTING
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    REVOLUTION
    CHARLES DARWIN

    - An GOAL
    English naturalist,
    SETTING biologist
    and geologist, published a book
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    named ON THE ORIGIN OF
    SPECIES.
    THEORY OF EVOLUTION

    “Population pass
    GOAL SETTING through a
    process of natural selection
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM) in
    which only the fittest would
    survive.”
    THEORY OF EVOLUTION
    He stated that organisms have the
    abilityGOAL
    to adaptSETTING
    to their environment
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    and would gradually change into
    something that would be more
    competitive to survive, a process called
    EVOLUTION.
    FREUDIAN
    GOAL SETTING
    (LOCKE AND LATHAM)
    REVOLUTION

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