Chapter 4
Cards (31)
- It includes the power to self-govern and self-determine which course of action is necessary and important for a person.
- It is the absence of external control, coercion, or oppressive powers that enable the individual to exercise freedom with authority and sovereignty.
- Power to be what you want and ability to decide and create yourself.
- According to him, human being are, by nature, greedy and selfish.
- According to him, freedom should be exercised by all human being since it is off the divine cradle.
- Who is the father of liberalism?
- People give up a degree of freedom in exchange of security and protection
- “Pumili ng nakabubuti para sa mas nakararami." On liberty (1859)
- The freedom to seek one’s own happiness is a _______ for every person and can only be violated if the effect of one’s freedom harms another person.
- “Greatest good for the greatest number of people.”
- The notion of freedom is quite difficult to distinguish from its?
- What are the the keys to enlightened self?
- Freedom based on his discourse on Moral Philosophy - Contemplates what is right and wrong.
- According to him, only a legitimate government that has the consent of the people can hold authority and empower the citizens to enter a social contract for the sake of Mutual Protection.
- According to him, we are inherently free to make choices and determine our own paths in life.
- Existentialism is a Humanism. True or False?
- What are the two that create an antimony that can be distinct as free will and incompatibilism?
- All actions or events that occur are (directly or indirectly) influenced or conditioned by prior causes or reasons.
- What are the two major kinds of determinism?
- Assumes that we are determined by certain factors or prior causes, yet we are at the same time free.
- Assumes that freedom and determinism are irreconcilable since all actions are causally determined either by natural law or certain preconditions that are found in society, environment, or family upbringing.
- Free to move wherever he/she goes.
- Also called freedom of choice.
- Capacity to choose the good and direct one’s action toward the good and avoid the wicked.
- Is not just independence for social determinism; it is a particular way of appropriating or exercising of individualism assimilation of freedom in society.
- Such civil liberties and natural rights, when executed and applied properly without any unjustified intervention by government, are deemed free and autonomous.
- Being responsible implies being accountable for others as well.
- Doing “freely” what one wishes.
- This notion of freedom presupposes God's celestial gift to humanity. This also transcendental presumption of freedom inevitably creates an arbitrary representation of the human condition.
- This definition of freedom is strictly deterministic. This freedom does not exist; rather, it is just a misnomer.
- A political doctrine and strategy at the same time which highlights the views and sides of the public in a dishonest and cunning way.