philosophy

~MODULE 6~

NAME: TRISHA CORTEZ DATE: 10.21.21

STAND&SECTION: STEM 11-B

ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2
We need a discussion of freedom because it helps us understand what
the genuine meaning of freedom is. This is an examination of our 1. FALSE

need to contemplate that we are truly free, or that we human beings

2. TRUE
are free despite our naturalistic tendencies or inclinations toward a
range of preferences. At the very least, we may argue that even if
3. FALSE
our actions are influenced by the unreasonableness of some of our
desires-preferences, we still have the ability to hold to them or 4. TRUE
postpone them. In freedom, we understand that we have a great deal
of freedom while being forbidden from doing a lot of things at the 5. FALSE
same time.
ASSESSMENT
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We need a discussion of freedom because it helps us understand what the genuine meaning of freedom is. This is an
examination of our need to contemplate that we are truly free, or that we human beings are free despite our
naturalistic tendencies or inclinations toward a range of preferences. At the very least, we may argue that even if
our actions are influenced by the unreasonableness of some of our desires-preferences, we still have the ability to
hold to them or postpone them. In freedom, we comprehend that we have a great deal of freedom while still being
prohibited from doing a lot of things at the same time.

Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) Existentialist philosopher from France "Success is unimportant in the pursuit of
liberty." Existence is freedom.
Because freedom "exists as it is," man is unconditionally free. Freedom is about "making a decision," and by
choosing freedom, a person "asserts his existence and his freedom." Existence precedes essence.
"Existence is not a need," Sartre claims. Existence is merely being present... no necessary entity can explain
existence. everything is gratuitous (free)." Absolute liberty exists.
In Sartre's opinion, the limits to freedom become a hindrance only if the human being decides to accept them
as a hindrance to his freedom. However, "freedom" in Sartre's definition does not imply the ability to do
anything at all. "You are free," he adds, since the individual always has an option, so "choose." - The ability
to choose is defined as freedom. Facticity vs. Freedom For instance, if a guy decides to jump from a cliff and
fly. As a result, freedom is a decision, and with that choice comes responsibility.
EXISTENTIALISM is a philosophical movement notable for its investigation into the nature of human existence. It
is a philosophy focused with discovering one's own identity and the purpose of life via free will, choice, and
personal responsibility.