3 kinds of freedom Physical, psychological,moral freedom 2 elements of freedom Voluntariness Responsibility Freedom-is an ability to make choices and perform actions Physical freesom -physical restraint Moral freedom-upholds human dignity Psychological freedom -freedom of choice Voluntariness -act out of one free will Responsibility -The person being accountable for his or her actions Seeming-connection where individual present himself or herself in a certain way Dialogue -it's an interaction between persons Empathy -enables us to express another person's emotions Sympathy -a feeling of sincere Empathy is feeling 'in' sympathies feeling 'with' Availability -The willingness of a person Ethics of care -is an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimension Social contract theory -is the idea that society is based on a set of standard Thomas Hobbes social contract -is an agreement where individual sacrifice and amount of freedom John Locke -consent of the governed Jean Jacques Rousseaus-general will John Rowls -original position David Gathier - self interest The different forms of societies Hunting and gathering society -recognize as the earliest and simplest form of society Pastoral society -type of society is characterized by the domestication of animals for food Horticultural society -it's a primarily engages In the small scale cultivation of plants Agrarian or agricultural society -a type of society is a further evolution of the pastoral and horticultural society it involves the large scale Feudal society -is based on ownership of land Industrial society -it's based on the use of specialized machinery Post industrial society -it's marked by the establishment of society's based on knowledge Virtual society -where people organize themselves through communication technology. Phenomenological notion of death Death is certain -Will born and we will eventually die Death is indefinite -we don't know when will die Death is one's property -only one person experiencing death Death is non-relational-we die alone Death is not to be outstrip ped-we cannot avoid death.

3 kinds of freedom

Physical, psychological,moral freedom

2 elements of freedom

Voluntariness

Responsibility

Freedom-is an ability to make choices and perform actions

Physical freesom -physical restraint

Moral freedom-upholds human dignity

Psychological freedom -freedom of choice

Voluntariness -act out of one free will

Responsibility -The person being accountable for his or her actions

Seeming-connection where individual present himself or herself in a certain way

Dialogue -it's an interaction between persons

Empathy -enables us to express another person's emotions

Sympathy -a feeling of sincere

Empathy is feeling 'in' sympathies feeling 'with'

Availability -The willingness of a person

Ethics of care -is an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimension

Social contract theory -is the idea that society is based on a set of standard

Thomas Hobbes social contract -is an agreement where individual sacrifice and amount of freedom

John Locke -consent of the governed

Jean Jacques Rousseaus-general will

John Rowls -original position

David Gathier - self interest

The different forms of societies

Hunting and gathering society -recognize as the earliest and simplest form of society

Pastoral society -type of society is characterized by the domestication of animals for food

Horticultural society -it's a primarily engages In the small scale cultivation of plants

Agrarian or agricultural society -a type of society is a further evolution of the pastoral and horticultural society it involves the large scale

Feudal society -is based on ownership of land

Industrial society -it's based on the use of specialized machinery

Post industrial society -it's marked by the establishment of society's based on knowledge

Virtual society -where people organize themselves through communication technology.

Phenomenological notion of death

Death is certain -Will born and we will eventually die

Death is indefinite -we don't know when will die

Death is one's property -only one person experiencing death

Death is non-relational-we die alone

Death is not to be outstrip ped-we cannot avoid death.