Freedom And Responsibility Flashcards

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What are the two definitions of freedom?

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  • is not a license to do whatever you want
  • is not about entitlement or happiness
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What are the two types of freedom?

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  1. Negative freedom
  2. Positive freedom
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[Type of freedom]
“absence of interference”

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Negative freedom

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[Type of freedom]
Freedom to control or direct one’s life

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Positive freedom

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5
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Deservingness of blame or praise for their actions

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Nature of accountability

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What are the types of accountability?

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  1. Legal accountability
  2. Moral accountability
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[type of accountability]
Obligated to obey the laws

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Legal accountability

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[type of accountability]
Human action and its intentions and consequences

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Moral accountability

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What are the three meanings of responsibility?

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  1. Responsibility as duty
  2. Responsibility as accountability
  3. Responsibility as agency
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[Three meanings of responsibility]
Being responsible means having certain obligations or duties

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Responsibility as duty

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[Three meanings of responsibility]
We deserve blain for failing to perform our duties

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Responsibility as accountability

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[Three meanings of responsibility]
Being the cause of something or being the one that brings out about something

  • may not ve accountable for his/her actions, when it is not intended
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Responsibility as agency

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What are the conditions for accountability?

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  1. Choice condition
  2. Knowledge condition
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[conditions for accountability]
If she/he chooses to do the action intentionally

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Choice condition

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[conditions for accountability]
Knows that the action is right or wrong

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Knowledge condition

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What do you call it when one condition for accountability is absent?

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Excusing condition