PHILOSOPHY

• Ability to make choices and perform actions

  Ability to be what we want and to decide and create oneself

  Rooted in human person self-determination and the exercise of intellect and free will

  Freedom
• Thus, saying that humans are free is just the same as saying that humans have free will
• mental ability to make choices and actions to carry out these choices

  Free will
• Views of human freedom

  Hard Determinism

  
• Views of human freedom

  Libertarianism

  
• Views of human freedom

  Compatibilism

  
• KINDS OF FREEDOM

  Natural freedom

  
• KINDS OF FREEDOM

  Social Freedom

  
• Human freedom is rooted in the human will

  The mind has power to carry out its intentions and choices into actions

  (independent to external factors including natural laws)
• Two kinds of mind-body problem

  Ontological mind-body problem

  Investigates how the mind or consciousness arises from the brain
• Two kinds of mind-body problem

  Casual mind-body problem

  Investigates how mental and bodily events casually influence one another
• FOUR TYPES OF CAUSATION

  Mental-to-Mental type

  
• FOUR TYPES OF CAUSATION

  Mental-to-Physical type

  
• FOUR TYPES OF CAUSATION

  Physical-to-mental type

  
• FOUR TYPES OF CAUSATION

  Physical-to-physical type

  
• Realize that

  "All actions have consequences"
• Accountability

  
• TYPES OF ACCOUNTABILITY

  Legal accountability

  
• TYPES OF ACCOUNTABILITY

  moral accountability

  
• 4 PILLARS OF ACCOUNTABILITY

  Responsibility - duty that binds to the course of action
• 4 PILLARS OF ACCOUNTABILITY

  Answerability - being called to account
• 4 PILLARS OF ACCOUNTABILITY

  Trustworthiness - a trait of being worthy of trust and confidence
• 4 PILLARS OF ACCOUNTABILITY

  Liability - being legally bound to obligation
• Accountability is also Responsibility
• Benefits of being accountable

  Your performance will improve

  Your relationships will flourish

  People's respect for you will skyrocket

  You will be a great example for others to follow

  Your self-esteem will grow
• 6 steps to accountability

  1 Self-honesty

  2 Value others

  3 Keep records

  4 Take responsibility

  5 Do the right thing

  6 Act promptly with care
• Honouring the agreements that one makes

  Accountability
• Responsibility - when given a specific task, and you are responsible for delivering that task in any way possible
• Responsibility as Accountability

  When someone is responsible for certain events.
• Responsibility as duty

  Means holding certain duties and obligations.
• Responsibility as agency

  Being responsible means being the cause of something or being the one that brings about something.
• DIFFERENT TYPES OF IGNORANCE

  Invincible Ignorance

  
• DIFFERENT TYPES OF IGNORANCE

  Vincible Ignorance

  
• DIFFERENT TYPES OF IGNORANCE

  Concomitant Ignorance