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  La libertad en parte del pensamiento filosófico constitucional I have chosen this photo since it is of a moment that I will remember all my life, during this sunset I raised many things about life, especially this photo reminds me of the freedom of a few months ago, it is a way of remembering The moments when we were free and we had no restrictions. Lucía Rodríguez-Martos

  Gerard Arriola

  Claudia Hereter

  Paula Matamoros

  Aina Mas

  JiaCheng Ye Lin

  Kamilly Dos Santos

  Mireia Han

Nicolas Basso

  Carlota Clavijo

  Eric Tilló

  Liu Jie Zahn

  Georgina Aulet

  Enric Amatller

  Ander Génova

  Marc López

Aquesta pregunta filosòfica pertany a la branca de la filosofia política, la qual es refereix a la justificació i límits del control governamental dels individus.  Aquesta branca englova el concepte de llibertat i la imposició de les lleis del govern. We live in a society which imposes a series of rules and laws that make us rethink the existence of our freedom and its meaning. We can say that we are free, but if we break that rules, it has some consequences. Then we deduce that the human being bases his life on these laws and for fear of the consequences of breaking them, he does not carry out some actions. We can feel free, but we are repressed about the consequences of breaking these laws, and we base our lives on them and we don’t do whatever we want because of it’s fear.  Ferran Pujol - 1 BAT A

When we are born we are human beings with no opinion, with no preferences and with no worries. As we get older, we adapt our tastes and opinions to our environment. For example: if you were born into a Muslim family, it is more common for you to be part of that religion. If you live in a society where skirts and dresses are meant for girls, you will hardly see a boy with a skirt and if you live in a country where women are inferior to men you will think that is normal. In conclusion, I believe that at birth you are instilled with ideas and values ​​depending on the society in which you live in. Parents and the environment are the most influential on our personality and way of looking at life. In a way, we can say that we are born predestined to have certain ideas and opinions. Alèxia Codina

Aquesta pregunta entra a la branca de existencialisme. You cannot know if what you are looking for in this life is to be happy or to make someone happy. So when you can do both you have to take advantage of it. The moment when you are feeling happy and giving away happiness, may not last long and in the end it will become a memory. Therefore, people who can fully enjoy this moment are very lucky. The majority of times when you experience this sensation is usually when you are around your family. And your family can also be those friends who have been in the best and worst moments. This photograph shows the feeling and sensation of how much happiness both parts receive. Natàlia Rabasseda

L'estètica Perfection is that which has no defect, like living in a world in which everything is fine. If everything were perfect there would be nothing perfect, and that would affect our happiness. It would affect our happiness in a way that everything must be perfect, to fulfill that a maximum effort is required, that would harm the human being, if it does not get to the level that it wanted,it's not perfect, and that entails psychological problems. Focused on the religious concept, for Catholics the definition of perfection is God, there is no other perfection apart from him. In that sense, it is impossible to achieve perfection in any way. Ariadna Orozco

METAPHYSICS Can we put limits on love? How far would you go for True love? true and sincere love is difficult to define since each person feels and experiences it in a different way. But what would you do for love? would you risk your job? your personal life? or even your culture? for who you love? From my perspective if what you really feel is true love there are no limits in it, you do anything for fear of losing this person. Take any risk, and you would rather lose something of yours than lose the person. and if it really is true love you would not think twice and you would always put the other person before you. but is this good? From my point of view, thinking of that person before you is not bad as long as it is reciprocated and you don't lose yourself and you stop loving yourself. So there are limits in love? true love has no limits and moves mountains.in my photo you can see to hands holding that represents that love never breaks and if the two people go togehter th

- Aquesta pregunta pertany a la branca de la Metafísica. How can we know if everything around us is real? How do we know if people that we see are real and we are not imagine them. Maybe we are living in a dream where ourselves dream and create these people and these places of our day to day. Who knows? At best we are in a dream and we still have to wake up. and really death is the beginning of our life. We will never know what and who is real around us. Laia Trilla

Estètica When the time has come when the rest of the people decide for you, that is, they influence you, your way of dressing, they make you stop wearing according to what things they will say or why they are no longer in "fashion" , this is a free way that we have to express how we are according to how we dress In conclusion, we have to dress how we really like and not how others would really like. Carla Gil

Aquesta pregunta perteneix a la Metafísica perquè és una pregunta relacionada amb la identitat i aquesta no és tangible ni física, sino que va més enllà, es un terme abstracte. It is obvious that the first answer you'll think about is clearly no. We have phisically and psyquically grown, we are taller than we used to and we have gained weight, we have expanded our knowledge with experience and lessons from school, our parents have raised us to change our behavior so we can become polite and cultured people, we are not like our newborn selves by far. But then, what does remain from our initial selves? What can I say to prove that this baby is me? I asked myself this question because my parents once asked me why did I stopped smiling like I used to. My answer at that moment was that I wasn't that smiling little boy anymore, but now I think it is because I actually forgot who that smiling boy once was. And I think that's the answer to my earlier question: We may have lite

La pregunta pertany a la branca de la metafísica, ja que busca criteris bàsics per determinar quins tipus de coses són reals. El destí i la casualitat són coses mentals, físiques i abstractes. Throughout our lives, we meet people who bring us experiences, feelings, values, etc. Just as we unwittingly contribute to others. Part of our life is chosen by us, our attitude, our work, our friends, etc, build our future. But what is external to us, we cannot control. Then, are we destined to meet the people we meet throughout our lives? Is our destiny programmed from the beginning of our existence? Are we the result of destiny or chance? Is our life a set of coincidences, combinations of unforeseen be broken? Or does fate prevent us from breaking it? Our day to day is usually scheduled, but not two days are the same. What makes them different is fate or chance? These questions cannot be answered exactly, as the answer could not be demonstrated. Inés Larraz

Aquesta pregunta pertany a la branca filosòfica de la metafísica i en l'àmbit de la perfecció en la bellesa a la branca d'estètica. Throughout my life, I have wondered on multiple occasions, if perfection can really be achieved and if it is possible to reach a state of complete flawlessness. It is undeniable that humans, along history, have always attempted to accomplish it, although in many different ways. For this reason the question "Is perfection relative?" constantly comes to my mind and makes me inquire about countless other questions such as: "Is there perfection in our imperfections?", "Does reaching perfection necessarily mean achieving happiness?", "Is perfection influenced by society?" Take for exemple our body. How can the Middle Ages ideal body be so different from today's perfect body? As a result of all this, I have decided to choose the image above which I believe perfectly describes the relativity of the concept, a

L'estètica és la branca de la filosofia que estudia l'essència i la percepció de la bellesa. Every day we define things as beautiful or ugly, but no one can dictate or judge what the real aesthetic of a thing or person is like. Beauty is a very relative and subjective concept, not everyone sees things in the same way. That is why there are people who might think that this building is beautiful and others who would think that it is the opposite, since they have other concepts of aesthetics. When we make these judgments that something is beautiful or ugly, we are making aesthetic judgments that express aesthetic experiences based on our perceptions of things. There will never be an agreement where everyone thinks the same about one thing but we will all agree that aesthetics is a branch of philosophy that is concerned. Clara Palmero

During my trip to Costa Rica, one of the things I saw most were animals. For example, in this photo, we see a monkey that was in the woods. Although these monkeys were free, there were other activities in which animals were traded such as zoos or other activities in which animals were the main attraction. Humans are animals, but other animals are not considered in the same way as us. We frequently see news about animal abuse and different animalistic actions that denounce these acts. Most of the animals are at our service. Some offer us meat; others offer us derived food products; others serve as beasts of burden; others serve to carry out scientific experiments; and still others serve as company. But how ethical is this deal? Animals suffer and have feelings too, so that should be a point to think about. Branca filosòfica: Ètica. Gala Pastor

L'antropologia filosòficai l'ètica We will not always receive what we give, because everyone is different. Because when we give something away, do we expect them to do the same? When you make a gift, it's because you wanted to have a detail with that person, and not to wait for them to give you something in return. Because the worst thing we can do is wait for them to do the same, because they are not nor will they ever be the same as you. In conclusion, we have to stop expecting things from others and act without expecting anything in return. Mariona Mateu

Metafísica i antropologia filosòfica. This question belongs to both philosophical anthropology and metaphysics because feelings are part of humans and something hard to explain with words. The first branch of philosophy inquiries into human nature and condition; the second one aims to expose everything that is beyond the physical, just as happiness, which is an abstract term. I took this picture when I was in la Cerdanya with my family. This moment of relative solitude (I was not alone, but it seemed to, far from the crowded city) made me think about if it is possible to feel happy when we are isolated from others. Although happiness is something complex to define, we, like other animals, can notice when we are feeling cheerful and when we aren’t. These days, due to this pandemic situation, we are meant to reduce our social life: therefore, we spend most of our time alone. In fact, after the three-month confinement, many people were depressed. Probably, the reason why has some

L'estética When has it become that everything has to be related to showing our lives to the others? Is the result of the society? Always displaying the best of you and not the worst that humans have. Manifesting every single piece of you, in the social media searching for the approval of the population. Everytime influencers are being more important, people with lot of followers and likes than people with studies striving and less paid. Ending us with bad self-esteem, seeing what others have and you don't, leaving in conclusion with not loving ourselves enough and wasting our time. Bea Roman

Filosofia ontologista (existeix, i de quina manera?) This image shows us a clock. A clock is the instrument that shows us the time. But: what is the time? Does the time exist? So, is the time relative or absolute? Then, if the time is real, does the time is the same for everybody? Why does sometimes pass slowly and other times very quickly? Is there more than one type of time? How can we know and make sure that the time doesn’t ever stop, and is forever? Does the time pass with the same velocity? Nobody can answer those questions because it’s impossible to know it because we can not be sure about it. Anna Prat

La branca de filosofia a la qual pertany la qüestió es la de metafísica. The relationship between my question and my picture is that in the photo we can observe a vision of a part of the universe from the perspective of a part of the Earth, that it seems that the Universe never ends, but what we seem to see does not have to be true, so it produce me a doubt on if the Universe is finite or infinite. Humans know only a small part of the universe although many astronomers claim that the universe is expanding, so nowadays, it is not really known what the answer is. Ferran Valldeperas

Filosofia política Although there is a global pandemic, does the government have the right to forbid us seeing other people? The situation is worrying, but what about the people that take precautions and follow the recommendations of health? In any case, I’m encouraging to disobey the law, I’m just trying to open minds and to think deep. In this example, civil disobedience could be justified because meeting with our friends and family is the most natural thing. Therefore, in which situations we have to follow the law as it is? Or are we feel free to do whatever we want? Pablo Herranz

Metafísica Every human being suffers. Although there are different intensities of affliction, the misery is still there. Someone may have lost a dear friend, lost their job, lost their arm in an accident, or stubbed their toe. Individually all these people endured a certain level of discomfort. Pain and suffering are only relative to the person who is going through it. Someone with a broken arm may have sustained a higher level of pain than someone who has just lost a family member. Taking into account that we can not guarantee that the people around us have a soul, nevertheless, we are only certain of the soul inside us that makes us feel pain and happiness every day, how can we measure our suffering if all we know is within us? If we can all suffer, is it ok to compare our misery? Bel Vaillant

The relationship that I find between the image and the question is that the path marked with the lights, symbolizes a main path which most people follow as it could be, to form, to marry, to form a family ... But we can also choose others roads. Adriana Vilaró

Ontologia With this question I want to ask if it is possible that there is order in the disorder. This photo that I have taken may show a lot of noise and disorder, but if you pay attention, you can observe a small order and here I would ask the question: Is there order in disorder? The importance is that if you look at it from the outside there can be a lot of disorder, but looking at things from another perspective, we can find new ways. Julia Gómez

epistemologia Considero que la felicitat és un sentiment que és provocat per moments específics i per persones concretes, ja que tu no ets feliç durant tota la vida, també passes per mals moments, per tant crec que la felicitat arriba en moments concrets. Noa Segalés

METAFÍSICA Time is a very relative thing because at each moment we can decide the actions we do at that moment, and we can decide how much time we dedicate each thing to, and therefore in what things we invest our time daily. But something that cannot be controlled is the passage of time because that is a regular and constant thing and no matter how much you are doing one thing or another, time continues to pass. For example, if you have taken an action, you cannot change it because it becomes to past, and we lived in the present so we cannot go back in time and change that action, just as we cannot go to the future so we have to take advantage of every moment and think about what we do because if I miss it, i can not change it. Victor Quesada

Epistemologia The relation of my picture and my question is that the photo album make reference to our memories. The questions asks why we have some memories about the past and why we forget a lot of events, so what makes especial those events for us to stay in our memory. Some memories are important days or events of our lifes, but we also remember things of when we where little that they don't seem to be apparently very special or important, so why we still remember them? Mauri Bataller

We call what truly exists real, but if you are talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see, then what is real? Alvaro Martínez

This is related to ethics, because it is asking if it is a good way of living, it has to do with the behaviour and the way you do things. What this picture shows is a room disordered and it can clearly show that nothing is happening for having the room disordered, it is not bad or good it is just a way of how you do thing and how you feel more comfortable. Jan Silera

Rama estètica de la filosofia. The moment we see a sunrise, like the one shown in this photo, we think: how pretty and beautiful it is. At that specific instant the question arises and why is a sunrise beautiful? Possibly it is the contrast of colours between the intense yellow of the sun that stands out on the sky that minutes before was darkness or just the reflection of the solar rays in the rough sea. Human tastes are unique and different; however, few people think that this is an ugly scene. It may also be that this scene transmits feelings to us, for example, the beginning of a new day, an opportunity to be better or more productive. They are the small details that come together to form an intense scene that we consider to be "beautiful". Sofia Vicente

Branca: ETICA This image ask our self if we think that a graffiti is way of expressing the things that they are on your mind, this is only a shape of seeing this action, on the other hand we have the people that think that this type of painting is vandalism, because they paint were they want, some times they are disrespectful with some people work, this two way of seeing it are logical but which one is the correct? Aleix Alonso

BRANCA PSICOLÒGICA: Pertany a la branca de metafísica perquè incita a veure el funcionament lògic de la realitat d’una forma diferent i més abstracte RELATIONSHIP WITH PICTURE: This picture reflects how the city “falls asleep” with many citizens living in the same area but with completely opposite and varied beliefs, economical situations, ages and cultures. Despite this, everyone has something in common and that is, the uncertainty that destiny will bring tomorrow, one of the few things left in life that nobody can buy predict or control. Helena Serna

Metafísica (estudi de l’existència) Whenever I play with my rabbit this question comes to my mind. What is inside my rabbit's little body? Can it feel happiness, or love for someone? Whenever I prepare its food she comes running to my feet and starts jumping around and giving me kisses, but... Does she love me as I love my family, or does she only love me because I feed her? As a Christian, I believe in an afterlife for humans, but what happens to other living beings like animals and plants? Do they have an afterlife? Aridana Le Flohic

Ética In this image we can find the metaphor of a man who, from the comfort of a home, tries to look through a window at everything that might have been, but that brick wall prevents him, referring to all the obstacles that he has not been able to overcome throughout his life, and therefore has made him stay in a glass bubble (the house) without being able to have fulfilled his goals. This leads me to ask myself the question of what is more worthwhile, living a full and free life or staying in your comfort zone without danger. Ana Ruperez

Existencialisme Is Alzheimer's really a silent enemy? This question goes beyond a disease. Memories are one of the main pilars of our identity, therefore, if when you have Alzheimer's you lose your memories, what is our identity based on? We say that Alzheimer's is a silent enemy because dementia comes secretly, however, it leaves its mark, because memory is invisible but without it we are nobody.However, we learn that the essence of people goes beyond their memory. If we leave aside the material world, we are left with our essence, from which our memories are part. Even if we put aside our memories, what would we have left? The soul. In other words, the essence of people is preserved despite having Alzheimer's. Nuria Tarrés

METAFÍSICA We have learnt to be afraid of death. We act as if it doesn’t even exist and we get hurt when some of our loved ones pas away. We have got used to hiding death and talking about it with euphemisms. Some important philosophers as Heidegger said it ought not to be like that. Maybe it would be so much easier if we talked about it regularly. There are some moral doctrines as the Hedonism, some religions and different cultures who don’t feel pain for death, furthermore, they celebrate it. Why something like death, which gives a meaning to life, should be treated as one taboo topic in our society? Jordi Margalef