NAME: JESSLY MYRRH C.

CAMBARIHAN STEM 11C – OBSIDIAN

SUBJECT CODE: CORE 05 SUBJECT TITLE: Introduction To The

MODULE NO.: MODULE 12 Philosophy Of The Human Person

TEACHER: MS. SYNARA GEEN N. LAUGAN TOPIC: Human Freedom in Existentialist Philosophy

IV. WE’RE ON OUR WAY

Quiz no. 4.1 – TRUE OR FALSE

Direction: Write the words “YES NAMAN MARS” if the statement is correct while “WALANG GANON
MARS” if the statement is incorrect, and then change the underline words/phrases to make the
statement correct.

1. WALANG GANON MARS-EXISTENTIALISM

2. WALANG GANON MARS-SUBJECTIVITY

3. WALANG GANON MARS-EXISTENCE PRECEDES ESSENCE

4. YES NAMAN MARS

V. WHAT I KNOW

Quiz no. 4.2 – COMPARE & CONTRAST (50 PTS)

Direction: Using the Venn Diagram below, give three (3) similarities and three (3) differences between
the perspectives and understanding of Plato and Jean Paul Sartre about HUMAN FREEDOM. To have a
perfect score, please be guided with the rubrics below.

EXISTENTIALISM
(JEAN – PAUL SARTRE)
• there is God Almighty who
bestowed the essence
that make human and things
disciplined and systematized.
• essentialist purport that
humans and objects has natural
characteristics and features that
are indispensable to them.
• humans every deed has
meaning and purpose and you
are assigned to do the essential
things.
HUMAN FREEDOM
ESSENTIALISM
(PLATO)
• existentialist profound that
humans have no predetermined
• both can be filed as a role and are autonomous, you
branch under just exist, and you can develop
metaphysics the way you want to be
• both are response to
the moral philosophy of • humans have a free will to
Greeks • create purpose and define their
neither existentialism own meaning in life in this
nor essentialism are meaningless world such as
constitutionally determining their own fate,
religious or non- personality, value and view
religious but perhaps
related • despite having a free will,
humans are still accountable for
the consequences of their actions
OPTION B- ACTIVITY
Quiz no. 4.2 – GRAPHIC ORGANIZER (50 PTS)
Direction: Using the graphic organizer below, write down how the philosophy of
existentialism describes and understands the concept of HUMAN FREEDOM. To
have a perfect score, please be guided with the rubrics below.

• Humans have free will

to do what they want.

• It is the choice of the • Humans are

human to bind into HUMAN FREEDOM IN responsible for the
one's law or to be EXISTENTIALIST POINT consequences of their
autonomous. OF VIEW actions.

• Humans are not being • No one can impel you

under the rule of to do things you may or
another. may not want.

Direction: Read the question and situations carefully and answer in not less than 3
sentences.
1. In your own words and based on you own understanding, how is human
freedom described in the philosophy of existentialism?
• Human freedom can be attained when a person was born and embrace
existence. Humans have free will to do what, who and where they want to be.
They are free to choose because they have a choice. It perhaps instigating
selfishness and self contemplation. However, despite being free, humans are still
responsible of the outcome of their actions.