Introduction to Philosophy: Loving Wisdom and Human Rights

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What does philosophy mean according to the text?

Caring about the true, beautiful, and good

What is the aim of modern moral philosophy?

To establish a basis of moral knowledge independent of church authority

How can we pursue the highest end of human life according to the text?

By striving for the full and free development of human faculties

What does using our freedom in a responsible way entail, according to the text?

Making it beneficial for us personally and for others

What is fundamental to uphold for living a meaningful life, according to the text?

The human rights of all persons

According to utilitarianism, why should one choose a higher pleasure over a lower pleasure?

Because it leads to greater human happiness in the long run

How does Kant view the will of rational human beings?

As more dignifying than being concerned with human pleasure

In relation to human rights, why does justice require us to uphold the human rights of all persons?

Because they are human beings

Why is healthy intersubjectivity realized by accepting our differences with other people?

Because it heals our fragmented being

What does organizing meaning in human social reality involve?

Being holistic and taking an integral view

Learn about the fundamental principles of philosophy, including the pursuit of wisdom, virtue, and human rights. Explore how the study of philosophy can lead to a meaningful and quality life.

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