positive freedom

Question 1

● “Freedom to”
● Self-governance or self mastery
● We deal with freedom internally since we determine what action is necessary
● The freedom to create your course of action

Answer 1

POSITIVE FREEDOM

Question 2

: Originated in India more than 2000 years ago and believed that human life is suffering.

Answer 2

Buddhism

Question 3

: enlightenment or liberation

Answer 3

Nirvana

Question 3

: the cycle of birth, life, and death, human life is suffering.

Answer 3

Samsara

Question 4

Foremost goal of Buddhism
○ To attain —–, we must
detach ourselves from desires of the flesh

Answer 4

nirvana

Question 5

: we are
responsible for our actions since we can choose between right and wrong

Answer 5

Moral autonomy (immanuel kant)

Question 6

—— states that an action is morally justified if it applies to every person. This guides us to make moral decisions based on rational decisions.

Answer 6

categorical imperative (immanuel kant)

Question 7

t or f

Rational autonomy enables moral freedom

Answer 7

true

Question 8

Focused on the relationship
between freedom and society

Answer 8

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Question 9

FREEDOM means —–
in the SOCIAL CONTRACT

Answer 9

PARTICIPATION

Question 10

Collective will and common interest of the people

Answer 10

General will: