Rational Thinking

Rational Thinking

Introduction

This paper analyzes the exercise provided at the end of chapter 4. We will attempt to solve the exercise named “Rational Thinking”. There was a time in history that occurred in the conditions that made possible the emergence of speculative thinking. The man was then able to think of you and think about the world of things around him. One can imagine that the man was impressed by the glare, for this amazing power that suddenly gave his reason. The man is responsible to explain natural phenomena without help anyone, relying exclusively on the capacity of its own reason (Joseph, 2008).

The man, starting from primordial wonder which led to the existence of things was gradually overcoming the shock, thanks to the answers your curiosity was starting to things watching him. All of this led to an absolute confidence in their cognitive abilities, mainly, Reason. Now the man is confident that reason will allow the explanation of the ultimate reality that lies at the bottom of each phenomenon (Joseph, 2008). In the early days we find the rational attitude of any attempt to explain the both physical and human phenomena. Rationalists, by contrast, believe that true knowledge can only be purely rational way, but without the support of the sensuous material knowledge gained will be lifeless nature. Irrationalists also believe that understanding the essence of phenomena cannot through the senses and mind through intuition, sudden insight.

First scene

Act: I and my group members acted on the scene in which a potential employee has just begun a job interview. I became the employee which has come for a job interview. Other members became interviewers in the panel which are taking interview. It's very difficult to control your nervousness in job interview. Interviewer started taking interview starting from the qualifications I have and the abilities which match the job description for which the job is advertised.

Inner voice: While, I was giving my interview I do not know why I was shivering and my voice was also low. My answers were not clearly delivered to the interviewers. In my mind I was thinking that how to convince them that I am the individual for which they are searching for this job. I had all the skills for which they were looking. But, my nervousness was becoming a barrier to my delivery of answers. Interviewers were rapidly asking the questions which were inversely ...