Freedom and Intersubjectivity

The ability to do what you want to do.

• Free will

• Freedom

• Choice

Freedom comes from a Danish term “friheden". In English, the meaning evolved to mean_____

• Free will

• Freedom

• Choice

It refers to the ability of a human being to do whatever he wants to do without the intervention of other people or institutions.

• Outer freedom

• Free will

• Inner freedom

The ability of a human being to achieve whatever he wants to achieve without the intervention of societal pressure and other external impediments.

• Outer freedom

• Free will

• Inner freedom

It is a theory that states that humans are not free.

• Determinism

• Fate

• Accountability

This theory states that certain predispositions in our actions are already rooted in our DNA.

• Psychological determinism

• Biological determinism

• Sociological determinism

This theory states that humans are a sum of all his past experiences, and as such, these experiences predetermines our reaction to similar situations.

• Psychological determinism

• Biological determinism

• Sociological determinism

This theory states that our responses in situations are made primarily by what society accepts.

• Psychological determinism

• Biological determinism

• Sociological determinism

Being liable to the actions you do.

• Accountability

• Autonomy

• Responsibility

Being free and understanding that freedom is also given to others.

• Accountability

• Autonomy

• Responsibility