man and freedom

Question 1

you saw something good in a thing that you keep on choosing it even though you know it’s bad for you

Answer 1

human freedom

Question 2

you think you want something but you are actually just trained to like something

Answer 2

surface freedom

Question 3

true or false: it is the fault of the victim if they were fooled

Answer 3

false; if there is deception, the victim is innocent/cannot be held accountable

Question 4

freedom of choice

Answer 4

• questioning
• distancing oneself
• valuing

Question 5

doing something because you wanted to

Answer 5

self-possession

Question 6

bf skinner; reinforcement can mold one’s behavior; structures influence my choice (genetic, biological, and physical structures, environmental structures)

Answer 6

total determinism

Question 7

why is freedom important

Answer 7

in order to be responsible for our actions; our practices of praise and blame presuppose that we are free

Question 8

something is wrong with society which causes behavior

Answer 8

sociological determinism

Question 9

the all-knowing characteristic of god contradicts the idea of human free will

Answer 9

theological determinism

Question 10

pertains to the belief that actions are pre-determined based on one’s most urgent need

Answer 10

psychological determinism

Question 11

limitations of historicity

Answer 11

• i can question my own environmental structures. i revolt
• i can achieve distance from the external demands and forces. i can hesitate, reflect, challenge

Question 12

jean-paul sartre; man is structure, for itself, transparent, continuously projecting itself

Answer 12

absolute freedom

Question 13

skinner

Answer 13

• historicity
• structure

Question 14

sartre

Answer 14

free questioning