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Being True to Ourselves: Exploring Idealism, Identity, and Socialization

Delve into the concepts of idealism, identity, and socialization to understand how they shape our moral values and relationships in society. Discover the importance of respecting life, embracing our ideals, and the impact of socialization on our actions and beliefs. Reflect on the essence of human goodness and the significance of upholding moral values for a harmonious existence.

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Being True to Ourselves: Exploring Idealism, Identity, and Socialization

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  1. Lecture 6:Being True to Ourselves

  2. 3 Things • Idealism • Identity • Socialization

  3. What do each mean:idealism; identity; socialization • Idealism • Identity • Socialization

  4. idealism is part of our identity our identity is encompassed by our socialization our socialization makes us respect life

  5. Are People Moral? • Are there some types of people who are not moral?

  6. Morality & Idealism • Morality is an idealistic part of our identity

  7. Socialization • Do we live in society? • Would a society succeed if people were not moral? • What would happen?

  8. Socialization • What are some societies that didn’t respect people? • What are some societies that didn’t respect life? • Did they work? • Did they respect life?

  9. The Human Good • All children believe in the human good • What does this mean? • Is it crucial to respect life?

  10. Wasting Life • What would society be like if people thought it was ok to waste life? • What about people who destroy the environment or entire species? • Are there people who waste life?

  11. Wasting Life • Destroying any life for no reason is bad • To become a good member of society, you must understand this, by knowing that all life deserves respect and shouldn’t be wasted

  12. Full Socialization • to become fully socialized we must respect life • humans are social animals and need to be socialized

  13. Questions: 1 • Do humans strive for excellence? • How and why? • Is it idealistic? • Is idealism part of who we are?

  14. Questions: 2 • If we’re true to ourselves, are we idealistic? • Is respect for life what is best in us?

  15. Is respect for life what is best in us? • Respect for life brings out what is meaningful in us • It is thoughtful • It is nondestructive

  16. Being true to ourselves We must: • Respect life • Not waste life • Have socialization • Most importantly, have our ideals

  17. Our Ideals Make us accomplish all things by doing what is best in each of us

  18. Assignment 2 • martelle.weebly.com

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