IPHP- Freedom

He is the proponent of the Three Notions of Freedom.

• Niccolo Machiavelli

• Jean-Paul Sartre

• August Comte

• David Hume

It is the freedom to practice, profess, or propagate any religious rites.

• Academic Freedom

• Political Freedom

• Freedom of Religion

• Economic Freedom

It is the freedom to teach, study, and pursue knowledge.

• Academic Freedom

• Economic Freedom

• Individual Freedom

• Freedom of Religion

"Do what floats your boat, but don't sink mine"

• Mohist/ State Consequentialism

• Ethical Hedonism

• Ethical Egoism

• Rule Altruism

It is the freedom of a state to govern independently and be free from foreign domination.

• Academic Freedom

• Economic Freedom

• Freedom of Religion

• Political Freedom

It follows the rule that leads to the greatest good.

• Ethical Egoism

• Rule Altruism

• Utilitarianism

• Ethical Hedonism

It is the virtue or the act of making proper choices.

• Honesty

• Prudence

• Integrity

• Wisdom

It concerns to the highest happiness of the greatest number of people.

• Mohist/ State Consequentialism

• Utilitarianism

• Rule Altrusim

• Ethical Egoism

Identifying the various courses of actions first and who will be affected.

• Greatest Good Approach

• Rights Approach

• Virtue Approach

• Ethical Hedonism

Deals with thinking of "what kind of person do I hope to become?"

• Greatest Good Approach

• Rights Approach

• Virtue Approach

• Ethical Egoism