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    An authentic dialogue requires mutual sharing between individuals in an open and sincere manner. For Wojtyla, true participation allows one to understand and share in another's humanity, as we all inhabit a world with others. Society is defined as a group of people living in a defined territory with a shared government, culture, and interdependence. Various philosophers have discussed concepts of society and the relationship between individuals and the state. Plato believed society works best with different virtues for different roles. Rousseau thought individuals surrender will to the people. Hobbes argued individuals surrender freedom to the sovereign. Locke saw the aim of government as preserving liberty, property, and well-being. Societies can be based on agriculture, industry, or

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    An authentic dialogue requires mutual sharing between individuals in an open and sincere manner. For Wojtyla, true participation allows one to understand and share in another's humanity, as we all inhabit a world with others. Society is defined as a group of people living in a defined territory with a shared government, culture, and interdependence. Various philosophers have discussed concepts of society and the relationship between individuals and the state. Plato believed society works best with different virtues for different roles. Rousseau thought individuals surrender will to the people. Hobbes argued individuals surrender freedom to the sovereign. Locke saw the aim of government as preserving liberty, property, and well-being. Societies can be based on agriculture, industry, or

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    An authentic dialogue entails a person to person, mutual sharing of selves, acceptance and

    sincerity.This relationship is the I-Thou relation. I-you og Wojtyla refers to the interpersonal
    which fulfills and actuallizes oneself. The human person attains fulfilment in realm of the
    interpersonal, in meeting the other, thus there is a genuine dialogue l, For Wojtyla in
    participation we share in the humanness of the other. We cannot escape a world that is also
    inhabited by others.

    Society - is a group of people living in a definite territory having the government of their own,
    sharing the same culture interdependent and interrelated to one another.

    IMMANUEL KANT- the state is committed to the protection of his dignity, by comprisingly
    ensuring his basic freedom no matter what.

    JOHN RAWIS- each person posseses an inviolability founded on justice that even the welfare of
    society as a whole cannot override.

    PLATO- society should have a Virtue of wisdom (ruler) courage (soldier) and temperance
    (merchants) to attain justice.

    JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU- society is established base on the idea that man by nature is
    good and thus man basically surrenders his individual will to the will of the people.

    THOMAS HOBBES- individuals must surrender a part of their freedom to the state or
    Sovereign. He calls the sovereign leviathan. It stands in the assumption that human nature
    basically selfish.

    JOHN LOCKED - he stands on the assumption that human nature is not on a state of war
    between good and evil and the aim of government is the preservation of liberty, property life and
    well being in general.

    FORMS OF SOCIETIES

    agriculture - it focuses in the production of crops and raising of animals

    industrial - it introduce fuel driven machinery in good production

    virtual- technology is used in every aspect of life and works.

    lower class
    -experience poverty, homeless, and employment

    working class
    -constitute blue collar workers
    middle class
    -constitute of white collar workers

    upper class
    - consist of individual born into aristocratic families

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