bwahaha Flashcards
- condition of man/subject
- shared awareness and understanding among persons
- awareness of self and other
intersubjectivity
- life of a group
- bound by experiences
social
life between among person
- interpersonal
- life of dialogue
interhuman
- treats other as objects to be used and experience
- relationship withoneself
- monologue
ich-es (i-it) relationship
- world of encounters and relationship
- concrete encounter without dialogue
ich-do (i-thou) relationship
- way of approaching the other governed one desires to impress other
- deliberately playing up/hiding aspects of you to appear more desirable
seeming
- not from image but from what one really is
- acceptance of other ; self
being
- deep, genuine relationship
- happens when it truly acknowledge each others presence; treat equal
dialogue
- ones taking past another
- hearing w/o listening
speechifying
process of fully opening oneself to another
personal making present
- holding ones own opinion, values, attitudes w/o regard
- how they act, behave, and respond
imposition
- disposition towards what one recognizes as true, good, and beautiful
- seeing other unique, singular individual capable of actualizing themselves
unfolding
- give more importance to being loved that to loving
- to love is EASY; DIFFICULT to find right person to love/ to be loved by
- “falling inlove” ; “being inlove”
the art of loving (from, 1956)
use of drugs, rituals, sex, alcohol
escapism
joining group, organization, club, or fraternity
confirmity with groups
planning, producing, seeing the ability of hobby
creative and productive work or activity
concrete person with own being history
love is historical
persons are indivisible
love is total
love is not given only for limited of time
love is eternal
in love, persons are valuable
love is sacred
- the obligation of an individual or organization to account for its activities
- disclose the result in a transparent manner
accountability
- uses legal standards
- sanctions are usually external, punishment like fines, suspensions, and incarceration
legal accountability
- uses moral standards
- sanctions are usually internal
moral accountability
duty that binds to the course of action
responsibility
being called to a account
answerability
trait of being worthy of trust and confidence
trustworthiness
being legally bound to a obligation
liability
honouring the agreements that one makes
accountability
when given a specific task
responsibility
when someone is responsible for certain events
responsibility as accountability
means holding certain duties and obligations
responsibility as duty
being responsible means being the cause of something or being the one that brings about something
responsibility as agency
the person makes a decision to act out of ignorance but in good conscience (hindi ko alam, pero mali itong nagawa ko)
invincible ignorance
the person makes a decision to act out of ignorance without attempting to find out the result might be (okay lang di ko naman alam eh)
vincible ignorance
st. thomas aquinas example: the hunter thinks he is shooting a deer, but shoots and kills his enemy. Therefore, the hunter killed out of ignorance but would have still chosen to kill if he had been informed. (ginusto ko pero di ko alam)
concomitant ignorance