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Recognize how individuals from societies and how individuals are transformed by societies
Recognize how individuals from societies and how individuals are transformed by societies
understand
Compare different forms of societies and individuals (e.g. Agrarian, Industrial and Virtual)
Compare different forms of societies and individuals (e.g. Agrarian, Industrial and Virtual)
contrast
Explain how human relations are transformed by social systems
Explain how human relations are transformed by social systems
describe
Evaluate the transformation of human relationships by social systems and how societies transform individual human beings
Evaluate the transformation of human relationships by social systems and how societies transform individual human beings
All human acts have ______ dimension
All human acts have ______ dimension
Humanity is ______
Humanity is ______
Will the society exist if one element is absent. Justify your answer.
Will the society exist if one element is absent. Justify your answer.
Society should have the virtues of Wisdom (Ruler), Courage (Soldier), and Temperance (Merchants) to attain ______.
Society should have the virtues of Wisdom (Ruler), Courage (Soldier), and Temperance (Merchants) to attain ______.
How do you think society transform the individual human beings.
How do you think society transform the individual human beings.
What is the social contract. And how do you think the social contract is formed.
What is the social contract. And how do you think the social contract is formed.
What is the significance of recognizing the relationship between individuals and societies?
What is the significance of recognizing the relationship between individuals and societies?
According to Aristotle, how did he describe man in relation to society?
According to Aristotle, how did he describe man in relation to society?
How did Thomas Aquinas view society in relation to man?
How did Thomas Aquinas view society in relation to man?
What concept is emphasized by the statement 'No man is an island'?
What concept is emphasized by the statement 'No man is an island'?
What does knowledge of human beings as social beings allow us to realize?
What does knowledge of human beings as social beings allow us to realize?
What are the six important elements in defining society?
What are the six important elements in defining society?
According to Immanuel Kant, what is the state committed to?
According to Immanuel Kant, what is the state committed to?
Based on John Rawls, what inviolability does each person possess?
Based on John Rawls, what inviolability does each person possess?
According to Plato, what virtues should society have to attain justice?
According to Plato, what virtues should society have to attain justice?
What is the concept of the social contract according to Thomas Hobbes?
What is the concept of the social contract according to Thomas Hobbes?
Flashcards
Individual-Society Transformation
Individual-Society Transformation
Societies change individuals, and individuals are changed by societies through their interactions and relationships.
Forms of Societies
Forms of Societies
Agrarian, Industrial, and Virtual societies shape individuals and their relationships differently.
Social Systems
Social Systems
Social systems impact how people connect and relate to one another.
Social Dimension
Social Dimension
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Social beings
Social beings
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Defining Elements of Society
Defining Elements of Society
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Social Contract
Social Contract
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Aristotle on Society
Aristotle on Society
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Aquinas on Society
Aquinas on Society
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'No man is an island'
'No man is an island'
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Six Elements of Society
Six Elements of Society
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Kant on the State
Kant on the State
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Rawls on Inviolability
Rawls on Inviolability
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Plato's Virtues
Plato's Virtues
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Hobbes and Social Contract
Hobbes and Social Contract
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Study Notes
Recognizing Individuals and Societies
- Societies transform individuals, and individuals are transformed by societies.
- Different forms of societies (Agrarian, Industrial, Virtual) shape individuals and their relationships in unique ways.
Human Relations and Social Systems
- Social systems transform human relationships, influencing how individuals interact with each other.
- The transformation of human relationships by social systems can be evaluated and understood.
Human Acts and Dimension
- All human acts have a social dimension.
Humanity and Societies
- Humanity is inherently social.
- A society cannot exist if one element (e.g., individuals, social systems, relationships) is absent.
Virtues and Social Harmony
- A society should have the virtues of Wisdom (Ruler), Courage (Soldier), and Temperance (Merchants) to attain social harmony.
Social Contract and Individual Transformation
- The social contract is a concept that describes the agreement between individuals and society.
- The social contract is formed through the interactions and relationships between individuals and society.
- Society transforms individual human beings through the social contract.
Significance of Recognizing Individual-Society Relationship
- Recognizing the relationship between individuals and societies allows us to understand how societies shape individuals and how individuals shape societies.
Philosophical Perspectives on Society and Individuals
- According to Aristotle, man is a social animal, and society is essential for human flourishing.
- Thomas Aquinas viewed society as a necessary component for human beings to achieve their full potential.
- The statement 'No man is an island' emphasizes the concept of human beings as social beings.
- Knowledge of human beings as social beings allows us to realize that individuals are interconnected and interdependent.
Defining Society
- The six important elements in defining society are: individuals, social systems, relationships, norms, values, and institutions.
Immanuel Kant and the State
- According to Immanuel Kant, the state is committed to promoting the common good and protecting individual rights.
John Rawls and Inviolability
- According to John Rawls, each person possesses the inviolability of their basic rights and dignity.
Plato and Virtues
- According to Plato, society should have the virtues of wisdom, courage, and justice to attain true justice.
Thomas Hobbes and the Social Contract
- According to Thomas Hobbes, the social contract is a contract between individuals to form a government and maintain social order.
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