THE PHILOSOPHY OF FREEDOM.PART 1

1.Philosophy Of freedom.The word freedom seemed to be the most misunderstood word in living history and we are bent on mass development given our prejudiced erudition of the preponderance of its etymology,and the unprecedented influence,it has on the primacy of human civilization. First and foremost we shall examine the word closely and what westerners say about it.In the New Encyclopedia in a treatise entitled"FREEDOM (PHILOSOOHY),it is defined or"traditionally understood as the independence of the arbitrary will of another. Such a state is contrasted with slavery.A slave is constantly subject to the will of another.By contrast a free person can do whatever he chooses as long as he does not break the law and infringe on the freedom of others.This has been described as external freedom or negative liberty." Inner freedom has been defined as the freedom of the free will mated with free action.An addict can free himself when he so chooses and mate free will with free action to give up his addiction.The dual form of freedom both internal and external promotes complete freedom. However, etymological sources and the transition of its use had taken thousands of years to evolve.Beginning from the Sumerian Cuneiform word'amagi'as the earliest known written symbols representing the idea of freedom,down to the latin word incorporated into anglo saxon via french.For instance libertas in french became liberty in English where liberty is often used as an alternative to