Freedom Of Intension Analysis

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Perspective 1. An Intension is a purpose or our objective for which we intend to perform certain act or align our actions to achieve that goal or objective. Intensions are the by-product of our desires and our needs. Intensions can be negative or positive depending upon our desires and needs and fulfilling our desires leads us to happiness. Intensions render our act meaningful otherwise, we couldn’t understand the purpose of performing the act for example, if a person is studying hard that means his intension is to get good grades, learn new things, build up his career, etc. So, intensions give a meaning to our actions. 2. Various goals of our life are related to each other so that we can get a sense of coherent judgement of his character because whatever be the intension of a person behind his acts at different point if time, he will act according to his moral character because all the goals of the person are not at a same priority at a time and sometime the goals are neglected by the person for leisure and seeking happiness in that moment because all the goals give a path too happiness. So, according to the persons actions at different point of time, a coherency in the character can be observed. 3. Object is what …show more content…

Freedom of indifference may be defined as the freedom of the person to choose a choice and act whatever may be the outcome of the decision, it wouldn’t matter whereas the freedom of excellence is where choosing the choice and acting on it own is not enough but the act where the true happiness and truth lies needs to be adopted in order to master the excellence in the freedom. The Rich man choose the choice to walk away whether the outcome matters to him or not is the perspective of freedom of indifference whereas the rich man was sad as he walked away though it was his own act to walk away as he was left with no other choice and as he acted in a way which lead him to sadness, his freedom was limited according to freedom of excellence point of

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