Philosophy Q1 #3

1. This term refers to a man as species and distinguishes man from other animals.

• Human Being

• Man

• Facticity

• Spirit

It allows us to experience the world as “our world” and not the world of others.

• Body as Intermediary

• Facticity

• Spirit

• Spatial-Temporal Being

Our ability to surpass limits.

• Dignity

• Limitation

• Self-determination

• Transcendence

The capability of a person to act based on their own preference.

• Dignity

• Externality

• Self-awareness

• Self-determination

The capacity of persons to make choices and decisions based on their own preferences, monitor and, regulate their actions.

• Dignity

• Externality

• Self-awareness

• Self-determination

Our capacity to reach out and interact with others and the world.

• Dignity

• Externality

• Self-awareness

• Self-determination

This is our innate right to be valued and respected.

• Dignity

• Externality

• Self-awareness

• Self-determination

The union of the body and spirit is what a human person is according to philosophers.

• Body

• Embodied Spirit

• Spirit

• Transcendence

It refers to the limitation of things in our lives that are already given.

• Externality

• Facticity

• Spatial-Temporal Being

• The Body as Intermediary

This means that we will not live forever – that we have a limited period of stay in this world.

• Externality

• Facticity

• Spatial-Temporal Being

• The Body as Intermediary