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What does Psychological Determinism suggest about human actions?
What does Psychological Determinism suggest about human actions?
- They are predetermined by past experiences. (correct)
- They are solely based on genetic factors.
- They are entirely random and unpredictable.
- They are influenced by societal norms.
What is the primary factor that Sociological Determinism attributes to human responses?
What is the primary factor that Sociological Determinism attributes to human responses?
- Random chance.
- Personal choice and freedom.
- Societal acceptance and norms. (correct)
- Biological instincts.
Which of the following is NOT considered a concept that controls freedom?
Which of the following is NOT considered a concept that controls freedom?
- Determination. (correct)
- Autonomy.
- Accountability.
- Responsibility.
What is the main focus of the concept of Intersubjectivity?
What is the main focus of the concept of Intersubjectivity?
Which level of Intersubjectivity is defined as the willingness to be present and available for another person?
Which level of Intersubjectivity is defined as the willingness to be present and available for another person?
What is the primary distinction between outer freedom and inner freedom?
What is the primary distinction between outer freedom and inner freedom?
Which type of freedom specifically relates to the absence of physical restraint?
Which type of freedom specifically relates to the absence of physical restraint?
Which statement best describes moral freedom?
Which statement best describes moral freedom?
What is biological determinism?
What is biological determinism?
What does the term 'determinism' imply regarding human freedom?
What does the term 'determinism' imply regarding human freedom?
Which of these adjectives would best describe the purpose of a eulogy speech?
Which of these adjectives would best describe the purpose of a eulogy speech?
Which of the following is NOT a kind of freedom discussed?
Which of the following is NOT a kind of freedom discussed?
In the context of personal freedom, psychological freedom allows a person to do what?
In the context of personal freedom, psychological freedom allows a person to do what?
Flashcards
Psychological Determinism
Psychological Determinism
The theory that human actions are determined by past experiences, not free will.
Sociological Determinism
Sociological Determinism
The idea that societal norms dictate human responses.
Intersubjectivity
Intersubjectivity
Mutual recognition and understanding between people through empathy and dialogue.
Seeming (intersubjectivity)
Seeming (intersubjectivity)
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Dialogue (intersubjectivity)
Dialogue (intersubjectivity)
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Outer Freedom
Outer Freedom
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Inner Freedom
Inner Freedom
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Physical Freedom
Physical Freedom
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Psychological Freedom
Psychological Freedom
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Moral Freedom
Moral Freedom
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Determinism
Determinism
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Freedom
Freedom
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Study Notes
Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person
- Course covers the philosophy of the human person.
- Project includes a eulogy speech.
Eulogy Speech Structure
- Introduction: Includes date of death, name, age, and descriptive adjectives.
- Body: Contains a narrative of the person's life, highlighting good memories, achievements, and notable traits.
- Conclusion: Conveys grief, expresses appreciation, and concludes with a powerful message of acceptance.
Criteria for Eulogy Speech
- Content: The substance of the speech matters.
- Venue: The location for the speech needs consideration.
- Speech: The actual words and delivery are critical.
Freedom of the Human Person & Intersubjectivity
- Focuses on freedom and intersubjectivity for lessons 5 and 6.
- Discussion about the meaning of freedom.
What is Freedom?
- Freedom is the ability to do what one wants.
- "Friheden" (Danish) originally meant "dear" or "beloved."
- Meaning evolved to "choice" in English.
Two Distinctions of Freedom
- Outer Freedom: The ability to act without external interference from other people or institutions.
- Inner Freedom: Achieving goals without societal pressure.
Three Kinds of Freedom
- Physical Freedom: The absence of physical constraints, allowing one to move freely.
- Psychological Freedom: Performing actions deemed right and wise, including the freedom to act or not act.
- Moral Freedom: Using freedom to uphold human dignity and goodness. Doing good increases freedom, while doing bad decreases freedom.
Determinism
- The opposite of freedom.
- Fate dictates actions.
- Key question: Are choices predetermined or is there free will?
Three Distinctions of Determinism
- Biological Determinism: Actions are predetermined by DNA.
- Psychological Determinism: Past experiences impact actions and responses.
- Sociological Determinism: Societal acceptance dictates behaviors.
Freedom's Controlling Concepts
- Accountability: Taking responsibility for actions.
- Autonomy: Self-governance.
- Responsibility: Obligation to account for choices.
Intersubjectivity of a Human Person
- Philosophical concept of mutual understanding and recognition.
- Exchange of thoughts and feelings through empathy.
Two Components of Intersubjectivity
- Seeming: Awareness of and adapting to others' perceptions for interactions.
- Dialogue: Seeking authentic connections through words, expressions, and body language.
Three Levels of Intersubjectivity
- Empathy: Sharing emotions and understanding others.
- Availability: Being present and at the disposal of others.
- Ethics of Care: Moral obligation to respond to others' needs.
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This quiz explores the core concepts in the Philosophy of the Human Person, focusing on freedom and intersubjectivity. It includes a practical component on structuring a eulogy speech, emphasizing the importance of content and delivery. Ideal for students looking to deepen their understanding of human values and expressions.
