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Understanding Dualism: A Review of Google Docs and Semiotic Square

Learn about dualism in Western and Eastern philosophy, including the concept of Ying-Yang and the Semiotic Square. Discover how to use Google Docs effectively and save files properly. Explore the significance of dualism and its influence on our perceptions.

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Understanding Dualism: A Review of Google Docs and Semiotic Square

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  1. Class Thursday October 2nd

  2. Review of Google Docs • In a brief review on how to use Google Docs • We are not supposed to share our documents with anyone but our Professor’s MSU email address • We should save our files as ‘new’ files, not as the file in the link

  3. Quizzes • We now have awesome quizzes to ensure we do our movie viewings! • This is instead of a Mid-term exam however.

  4. Dualism • Dualism of Western Philosophy • We mark dualism as either positive or negative (Good or evil) • Dualism of Eastern Philosophy • Ying-Yang • Not positive or negative • Both sides are equally important • Opposites exist in harmony

  5. The Semiotic Square • A logical game, invented by ‘semioticians’ in Europe to figure out how to pull apart dualisms and how to deflate them. They try to figure out how dualism controls us.

  6. Semiotic Square Example – Big 10 Universities

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