PHILOSOPHY Flashcards
- The ability to be what we want.
- The ability to make choices and decisions.
FREEDOM
What are the 2 Concepts of Freedom?
FREEDOM ITSELF AND FREEWILL
Capacity to choose of what we wanted and an inner awareness of what is right or wrong.
FREEDOM ITSELF
The ability to choose between two different possible courses of action according to our moral reasoning.
FREEWILL
What are the 3 Kinds of Freedom?
PHYSICAL FREEDOM,
PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM,
MORAL FREEDOM
- Absence of any physical restraint.
- The freedom of mobility to go where he/she wants to go.
PHYSICAL FREEDOM
- Also called as Freedom of Choice
- The person is free to perform actions that he/she considers right and wise.
PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM
Using freedom in a manner that upholds human dignity and goodness.
MORAL FREEDOM
What are the 2 Elements of Freedom?
VOLUNTARINESS AND RESPONSIBILITY
Ability of a person to act of his/her own freewill and self-determination.
VOLUNTARINESS
Being accountable for his/her action and their consequences.
RESPONDIBILITY
Ability to govern discipline oneself with the use of reason.
PRUDENCE
What are the 2 Factors of Freedom?
PRUDENCE AND SELF-DETERMINATION
Allows us to be more rational in making decisions.
SELF-DETERMINATION
Exercising Freedom
- CONTROL AND REASONABLE LIMITS
- WITH REGARD FOR KNOWLDEGE AND TRUTH
- UPHOLD THE FREEDOM OF OTHERS
Interactions between people.
INTERPERSONAL
A prefix which means “between”
INTER
Which means “human” or “individual”
PERSON
A suffix which means “pertaining to” or “having the character of”
-AL
Interactions that exist between the Self and the Other.
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS
A condition of relationships between subjects or persons.
INTERSUBJECTIVITY
A person or thing that is being discussed with.
SUBJECT
What are the two levels of Intersubjectivity
FIRST LEVEL AND DEEPER LEVEL
Use to a perform nouns which express state or condition
-ITY
Simple awareness of self about the existence of the other.
FIRST LEVEL
The awareness of the self as being seen by others.
DEEPER LEVEL
Actions of presenting yourself in a certain way when dealing with others or your social context.
SEEMING
The willingness of a person to be present and be at the disposal of another.
AVAILABILITY
A deeper and more genuine interaction
DIALOGUE
What are the two forms of seeming?
POSITIVE SEEMING AND NEGATIVE SEEMING
“Feeling in” or “Placing yourself into the shoes of another”
EMPATHY
A state when a person stops to view the others as a distinct and authentic person.
ALIENATION
To extend our hands in building a community of harmony.
COMMUNITY HARMONY
France Got Talent
KATCHRY JEWEL GOLBIN
Australian evangelist and motivational speaker.
NICK VUJICIC
Two examples of Differently abled person
KATCHRY JEWEL GOLBIN AND NICK VUJICIC
