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Q2M3 THE HUMAN PERSON IN SOCIETY Introduction to Philosophy of the Human Person
CONTINUITY CHALLENGE Students will be divided into two. Each group have to pick a word that they are going discuss in front of the class. Before discussing it, the group will create concept about the word theyve just picked. To create concept, all groups will follow these steps: 1. One member of the group will start writing his/her own description about the word assigned to them, in a 1 whole sheet of paper. It can be a short phrase or a sentence. Each member will give an allotted time of 1minute to think and write their thoughts. 2. Then, the next member unto the last will continue to describe the given word until the group can create their whole concept. 3. Lastly, all groups will present the concept they creates.
JURGEN HABERMAS According to him, there are two kinds of social relationships. 1. Personal 2. Transactional
PERSONAL Interactions are based on mutual regard from each other as person. Interactions in personal relationships are defined by cooperation rather than by competition. The focus of personal relationship is preservation and development of the mutual regard for each other.
TRANSACTIONAL Interactions are based on a regard for each other as a means of attaining ones goal. Persons are used not necessarily in the derogatory sense, to help one attain his goals or succeed in his plans. Here we put aside personal matters in our interactions. In most cases, the atmosphere is competitive.
Introduction to the Philosophy of Human Person- Q2M3.pptx
SOCIAL THEORY OF JURGEN HABERMAS Based on the social theory of Habermas, society is composed of 3 main spheres: 1. Social System of Money or Economic System (market) 2. Social System of Power or Political System (state) 3. Lifeworld (everyday world of communicative relations)
MARKET AND THE STATE The relationships of these two spheres are more of transactional, and so individuals view each other as means for a particular goal or end . Market (economic system) pay someone in return of goods State (political system) some individuals control others actions in order to ensure that peace and order.
Furthermore, transactional relationships are neutral to the affective aspect of relationship Example: In the market, we can complain about the services without regarding ones emotion.
LIFEWOLRD It is significantly different from social system of money and power. It thrive o mutual recognition, and marked by cooperative communication
SOCIAL INTERACTION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETIES According to him, social interactions as a species helped developed two important realms: 1. Social Systems 2. The Realm of the Lifeworld
And the development of society depends on these two elements: 1. Material - refers to the utilization and distribution of societys resources for the physical survival and welfare of all individual members.
2. Symbolic Reproduction - refers to the transmission and renewal of cultural knowledge, the establishment of solidarity and cooperation and the formation of identities of person through socialization.
LETS HAVE A DEBATE Situation: You have a close friend, but your relationship with him/her have been compromised because of money or power. Have you been able to revert back to a purely personal relationship after that?

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Introduction to the Philosophy of Human Person- Q2M3.pptx

  • 1. Q2M3 THE HUMAN PERSON IN SOCIETY Introduction to Philosophy of the Human Person
  • 2. CONTINUITY CHALLENGE Students will be divided into two. Each group have to pick a word that they are going discuss in front of the class. Before discussing it, the group will create concept about the word theyve just picked. To create concept, all groups will follow these steps: 1. One member of the group will start writing his/her own description about the word assigned to them, in a 1 whole sheet of paper. It can be a short phrase or a sentence. Each member will give an allotted time of 1minute to think and write their thoughts. 2. Then, the next member unto the last will continue to describe the given word until the group can create their whole concept. 3. Lastly, all groups will present the concept they creates.
  • 3. JURGEN HABERMAS According to him, there are two kinds of social relationships. 1. Personal 2. Transactional
  • 4. PERSONAL Interactions are based on mutual regard from each other as person. Interactions in personal relationships are defined by cooperation rather than by competition. The focus of personal relationship is preservation and development of the mutual regard for each other.
  • 5. TRANSACTIONAL Interactions are based on a regard for each other as a means of attaining ones goal. Persons are used not necessarily in the derogatory sense, to help one attain his goals or succeed in his plans. Here we put aside personal matters in our interactions. In most cases, the atmosphere is competitive.
  • 7. SOCIAL THEORY OF JURGEN HABERMAS Based on the social theory of Habermas, society is composed of 3 main spheres: 1. Social System of Money or Economic System (market) 2. Social System of Power or Political System (state) 3. Lifeworld (everyday world of communicative relations)
  • 8. MARKET AND THE STATE The relationships of these two spheres are more of transactional, and so individuals view each other as means for a particular goal or end . Market (economic system) pay someone in return of goods State (political system) some individuals control others actions in order to ensure that peace and order.
  • 9. Furthermore, transactional relationships are neutral to the affective aspect of relationship Example: In the market, we can complain about the services without regarding ones emotion.
  • 10. LIFEWOLRD It is significantly different from social system of money and power. It thrive o mutual recognition, and marked by cooperative communication
  • 11. SOCIAL INTERACTION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETIES According to him, social interactions as a species helped developed two important realms: 1. Social Systems 2. The Realm of the Lifeworld
  • 12. And the development of society depends on these two elements: 1. Material - refers to the utilization and distribution of societys resources for the physical survival and welfare of all individual members.
  • 13. 2. Symbolic Reproduction - refers to the transmission and renewal of cultural knowledge, the establishment of solidarity and cooperation and the formation of identities of person through socialization.
  • 14. LETS HAVE A DEBATE Situation: You have a close friend, but your relationship with him/her have been compromised because of money or power. Have you been able to revert back to a purely personal relationship after that?