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WorksheetsGE-108 Module V Lesson 1: Man as a Social Being
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Define "Man’s capacity of speech"
Overwhelming proof of man’s tendency toward social life
Ability to communicate telepathically with other beings
Innate skill to communicate through various forms of artistic expression
Supernatural gift to communicate with animals and nature
Define "Contacts his freedom (ROUSSEAU)"
What man does to live with other free beings
Person's interactions with various restrictions imposed by society
Act of limiting one's personal choices to maintain social harmony
Coming into conflict with one's own sense of liberty
If man would unwillingly pledge at authority, he should be given deterrents/Hobbe’s Leviathan
Define "Beast or God (ARISTOTLE)"
What man is called when he does not need society
State of being either wild and untamed or completely divine
Transition from a primitive existence to a highly evolved spiritual state
Ancient term for individuals who have achieved complete mastery over their own desires
Define "King"
What a ruler is called when government is personal
What a ruler is called when he wields absolute power and control over both government and the natural world
What a ruler is called when he has exceptional knowledge in various fields, not just ruling
What a ruler is called when he is the wisest individuals in a society, irrespective of governance
Define "Statesman"
When according to the rules of political science, what the government’s need when citizens rule and are ruled in turn
When according to the rules of political science, statesman refers to a person who specializes in managing state-sponsored festivals and cultural events.
When according to the rules of political science, statesman is an individual skilled in political manipulation to maintain power
When according to the rules of political science, Statesman is a term for someone with expertise in matters unrelated to governance, like economics
Define "Administration of Justice (Aristotle)"
Determination of what is just
Meticulous arrangement of legal documents and bureaucratic paperwork
Managing the distribution of societal roles and responsibilities
Arranging public gatherings to discuss philosophical and ethical topics
Define "Social dimension"
Dimension in a man’s life that requires ethical consideration
Geographical boundaries and territories of a society
Physical aspects of societal interaction, such as body language and gestures
Alternative term for extraterrestrial communication with advanced civilizations
Define "Justice"
Bond of men in a state
Establishment of a chaotic and lawless society where individual desires reign supreme.
Arbitrary decision-making without any regard for fairness or morality.
Adhering to strict authoritarian rules without considering individual rights or freedoms
Explain "why a man is born free"
Man is born free in order to make choices
Man is born free because nature endows them with limitless power and dominance over all creatures
Man is born free to fulfill predestined roles assigned by the cosmos, with no room for personal choice
Man is born free as a blank slate to be molded into a predetermined societal role without any autonomy
Explain "why man is everywhere in chains"
Man contracts his freedom to society
Man conforms to society
Universe is inherently designed to restrict human actions and choices
Societal norms dictate the necessity of restraining individual desires
Innate fear of embracing true freedom and self-expression
Define "Family"
Earliest of societies
Only natural society
Primitive Model of Political Societies
Only exists in remote and isolated communities
Relationships between blood relatives and not extended to chosen connections
