INTERSUBJECTIVITY

prefix “inter” “among and between” KINDS OF FREEDOM

“subject” is equivalent to a conscious being.
- organic union of the subjective reality and the PHYSICAL FREEDOM
objective reality of a being. - Absence of any physical restrain.
- Allows someone to act and move in determine
PHILPSOPHYCAL PRESPECTIVE ABOUT manner
INTERSUBJECTIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM “freedom of
choice”
CONFUCIUS (551 – 479 BCE) - To perform action that someone would
- The main ideas of Confucianism are consider right and wise.
Ren or “human-heartedness.” MORAL FREEDOM
- Order or harmony
- Upholds human dignity and goodness
- Practical humanism
- To grow as a person
- Man, to love the other through actions, not
through thoughts.
MARTIN BUBER (1878 – 1965)
TWO ELEMENTS THAT DEFINE FREEDOM
- “I-Thou” and “I-It” relationships
- have to treat another person as a subject and
1. Voluntariness
not an object.
- To act on own freewill and determination.
- respect others as we respect ourselves.
2. Responsibility
- “I ““thou “should be mutual relationship
- Person being accountable for their action and
between them.
consequences.
KAROL WOJTYLA (1920 – 2005)
- “Participation.”
- to share himself to others.

FREEDOM OF A HUMAN PERSON

FREEDOM
- Make choices and perform those choices.
- What we want and to decide and create
oneself.

TWO CONCEPTS OF FREEDOM

1. Freedom Itself
- State of being free.
- Choose of what we wanted and an inner
awareness of what is right and wrong.
2. Free will
- Decide on thing we do depending on the
situation.
- Choose things according to moral reasoning.