Day 11 - Freedom Flashcards

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Q

What are the 3 ways of defining freedom?

A
  1. Power or right to act, speak, or think without hindrance
  2. State of not being imprisoned or enslaved
  3. Unrestricted use of something
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According to this philosopher, freedom is seen in relation to man’s defining himself.

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Jean-Paul Sartre

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What does Jean-Paul mean by freedom is to be seen in relation to man’s defining himself?

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He means that a man is responsible for his own freedom or choice. That man should always think that in every action there is a consequence and freedom allows you to have a choice. In making that choice, that man is responsible for himself and the things that were affected by his decision.

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What does Sartre mean by man is condemned to freedom?

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He means that a man is forever free. He makes his own choices all the time even not choosing is a choice.

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What is freedom for Sartre?

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Freedom of synthesis meaning he does not only make choices for himself but for all mankind.

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He said that freedom is to be seen in relation to the autonomy of the will.

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Immanuel Kant

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It is a kind of causally belonging to living beings in so far as they are rational.

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Will

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What does Immanuel Kant mean by his own definition of freedom?

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For him, freedom is caused by a reason. Humans are a rational beings which make them have the ability to choose or be qualified to have freedom. Just like Kant said, “absence of rationality entails the absence of freedom”

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9
Q

This relation to freedom entails that an act must be a human act. He has the freedom to choose which makes him responsible for his own actions and choices.

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Freedom and Morality

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10
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In this relation to freedom, citizen are given freedom and rights. This go hand in hand with freedom.

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Democracy

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11
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This relation gives you the choice to choose your faith and showcase this belief to others.

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Freedom and Religion

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