Human Acts

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actions w/c man performs knowingly, freely, and voluntarily

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Human Acts

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result of conscious knowledge, control of the will

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human acts

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actions w/c happens in man , not within the control of the will

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acts of man

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are those performed by the will and are not bodily externalized.

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elicited acts

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tendency of the will to something, realizable or not

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wish

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tendency of the will to something attainable but w/out necessarily committing oneself to attain it.

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intention

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acceptance of the will

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consent

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selection of the will

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election

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command of the will to make use of the means elected

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use

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enjoyment of the will derived from attainment of the thing he had desired earlier.

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fruition

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done either by man’s mental or bodily powers under the command of the will . Either external or internal

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Commanded Acts

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are conscious reasoning, recalling something, encouraging oneself, controlling aroused emotions.

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Internal actions

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walking, eating, dancing, laughing, listening, reading and others.

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external actions

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driving a car reading, studying, listening

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combination of internal and external

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human acts may either be in conformity or not w/ the dictates of reason

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moral distinction

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shared consciousness of prudent people about the propriety of a certain action or manner of behavior.

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dictates of reason

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it shows what permissible in a given situation, the best option as a matter of fact. standard are judged as to their merits or demerits.

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dictates of reason

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w/c are in conformity w/ the norm of morality. good actions that are permissible.

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moral actions

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actions w/c are not in conformity w/ the norm of morality. bad or evil and are not permissible.

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immoral actions

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w/c stand neutral in relation to the norm of morality

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Amoral action

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integral to the nature of that thing.

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intrinsic

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quality is not an integral element of it as fruit.

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extrinsic

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Latin word for voluntariness

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voluntas

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voluntas means

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will

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essential to an act. w/out it, an act is just a mere act of man.

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voluntariness

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what are the distinction of voluntariness?

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perfect, imperfect, conditional, simple volunatriness

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present in a person who fully knows and fully intends an act.

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perfect voluntariness

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person who acts w/out fully realizing what he means to do, or w/out fully intending the act.

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imperfect voulntariness

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person who is forced by circumstances beyond his control to perform an act under normal conditions.

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conditional voluntariness

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doing an act willfully, regardless of whether he likes to do it or not.

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simple voluntariness

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Types of voluntariness

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Direct Voluntariness Indirect Voluntariness

Question 32

primarily intended by the doer, either as an end in itself or as a means to achieve something.

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direct voluntariness

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accompaanies an act or situation w/c is the mere result of a directly willed act.

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indirect voluntariness