Abstracts - FGW-VU
... as the state recognizing a wrong and taking a stand. But sometimes the formal admission of equality can also function as a means to obscure the lack of moral progress. At worst, they could provide the appearance of legitimacy to an injustice. They could render valid an ahistorical and severely skewe ...
... as the state recognizing a wrong and taking a stand. But sometimes the formal admission of equality can also function as a means to obscure the lack of moral progress. At worst, they could provide the appearance of legitimacy to an injustice. They could render valid an ahistorical and severely skewe ...
The many moral nativisms - Victoria University of Wellington
... “morality” appropriate. A plant may have evolutionarily altruistic traits, but the plant neither makes moral judgments nor is a suitable subject of our moral appraisals. But it is not so obvious that there is no connection between psychological altruism and morality, so this requires some discussion ...
... “morality” appropriate. A plant may have evolutionarily altruistic traits, but the plant neither makes moral judgments nor is a suitable subject of our moral appraisals. But it is not so obvious that there is no connection between psychological altruism and morality, so this requires some discussion ...
Moral functioning as mediated action
... were rooming with three people with whom I did not get along, and they were kind of talking about next year, I would try looking for new friends, or start trying to make myself more compatible. And at the same time, we are in a way respecting her human dignity by saying that, you know, if we continu ...
... were rooming with three people with whom I did not get along, and they were kind of talking about next year, I would try looking for new friends, or start trying to make myself more compatible. And at the same time, we are in a way respecting her human dignity by saying that, you know, if we continu ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... The primary function of the word good is to commend,i.e, commending any thing is to choosing and to choose is to guide our actions. For example when we use the word good in order to commend morally we are always directly or indirectly commending people. Even when we use expression ‘good action’ or o ...
... The primary function of the word good is to commend,i.e, commending any thing is to choosing and to choose is to guide our actions. For example when we use the word good in order to commend morally we are always directly or indirectly commending people. Even when we use expression ‘good action’ or o ...
THE MORAL DIMENSION OF THOMASS HOBBES POLITICAL
... unthinkable without it. He contends that morality should be understood as a result of an agreement that rational as well as self-interested people create. In his analysis of moral philosophy Hobbes breaks away from medieval and classical thinkers. Accordingly he indicated that man by nature is not s ...
... unthinkable without it. He contends that morality should be understood as a result of an agreement that rational as well as self-interested people create. In his analysis of moral philosophy Hobbes breaks away from medieval and classical thinkers. Accordingly he indicated that man by nature is not s ...
rethinkingdemandingness
... would not be apt toward merely suboptimal acts. So, maximizing consequentialism, which includes the category of wrongness, licenses blame and guilt for certain actions, whereas scalar consequentialism does not. That could be a basis for maintaining that maximizing consequentialism is more demanding ...
... would not be apt toward merely suboptimal acts. So, maximizing consequentialism, which includes the category of wrongness, licenses blame and guilt for certain actions, whereas scalar consequentialism does not. That could be a basis for maintaining that maximizing consequentialism is more demanding ...
Moral development: Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol
... Reason-centered conception of moral norms Stage 5: Individual rights orientation Morality serves the purpose of promoting individuals’ rights, such as the right to life, the right to free association, and the right to free religious belief and practice. Existing laws, norms, and rules can do a bett ...
... Reason-centered conception of moral norms Stage 5: Individual rights orientation Morality serves the purpose of promoting individuals’ rights, such as the right to life, the right to free association, and the right to free religious belief and practice. Existing laws, norms, and rules can do a bett ...
Copyright 2012 JIA CHEN
... related dimensions: 1) Education of a rounded person is central to being a human being in today‘s world. This requires a person to develop a rich mind/heart of imagination that helps her to make both individual judgment and social contribution. 2) Tradition is the root of education, and is the past ...
... related dimensions: 1) Education of a rounded person is central to being a human being in today‘s world. This requires a person to develop a rich mind/heart of imagination that helps her to make both individual judgment and social contribution. 2) Tradition is the root of education, and is the past ...
1150207 - Extras Springer
... and promotes close community ties wherein people share in mutual benefit. Moral supervision is easier to manage. Regulating moral modes with people who share customs and public opinions often have a better effect on people when they are familiar with each other and have long-term, daily interaction. ...
... and promotes close community ties wherein people share in mutual benefit. Moral supervision is easier to manage. Regulating moral modes with people who share customs and public opinions often have a better effect on people when they are familiar with each other and have long-term, daily interaction. ...
大学文全
... visible in two aspects, with the ever-expanding influence especially among Chinese officials and intellectuals. One of them was that the Buddhism as alien religion might convert her Chinese adherents into new foreign barbarians, disrupting Chinese mentality instead of the border clashes between Chin ...
... visible in two aspects, with the ever-expanding influence especially among Chinese officials and intellectuals. One of them was that the Buddhism as alien religion might convert her Chinese adherents into new foreign barbarians, disrupting Chinese mentality instead of the border clashes between Chin ...
A minimal definition of cynicism
... concealing political manoeuvring, the violent history of the 20th century radically intensified the tension between pretended ideals and everyday social reality, to the extent that an internalized paranoia has become a core feature of political subjectivity in contemporary life. In all these approac ...
... concealing political manoeuvring, the violent history of the 20th century radically intensified the tension between pretended ideals and everyday social reality, to the extent that an internalized paranoia has become a core feature of political subjectivity in contemporary life. In all these approac ...
Machiavellian Philosophy of Wealth Acquisition in
... practices and immoral acts in the society? No doubt, the challenges are enormous. He will contend with various corrupt practices in the society. There will be attacks from those in authority that celebrate corruption as their way of life. He will contend with open attacks from colleagues who are nec ...
... practices and immoral acts in the society? No doubt, the challenges are enormous. He will contend with various corrupt practices in the society. There will be attacks from those in authority that celebrate corruption as their way of life. He will contend with open attacks from colleagues who are nec ...
Confucius and Immanuel Kant: The Problem of Virtue and Morality
... of the various branches of science XX century reflect on the problem: What is man, and how a person should live. To date, the problem of man is very relevant in all areas of science, as a person as a result of their active work gave their habitat on the brink of a catastrophic failure. The study of ...
... of the various branches of science XX century reflect on the problem: What is man, and how a person should live. To date, the problem of man is very relevant in all areas of science, as a person as a result of their active work gave their habitat on the brink of a catastrophic failure. The study of ...
65 Lecture 4 The Character of the Confucian System In our last
... Mencius down to The Doctrine of the Mean and Yijing Commentaries are all interrelated. You cannot leave out The Doctrine of the Mean and Yijing Commentaries. Beside the attitude we have just discussed, there is another attitude, diametrically opposed to the first. These people dislike the School of ...
... Mencius down to The Doctrine of the Mean and Yijing Commentaries are all interrelated. You cannot leave out The Doctrine of the Mean and Yijing Commentaries. Beside the attitude we have just discussed, there is another attitude, diametrically opposed to the first. These people dislike the School of ...
Review_questions
... distinguished from the broader set of nonmoral values. Moral values are things held to be right or wrong or desirable or undesirable. While morality is sometimes described as 'innate' in humans, the scientific view is that a capacity for morality is genetically determined in us, but the set of moral ...
... distinguished from the broader set of nonmoral values. Moral values are things held to be right or wrong or desirable or undesirable. While morality is sometimes described as 'innate' in humans, the scientific view is that a capacity for morality is genetically determined in us, but the set of moral ...
Moral reasoning
... • Does not take into account the special obligations to individuals or small group of people • It forces us to weight the impact of our behavior on others. • Relativism: what is good for one is not necessarily right or good for another, even under similar circumstance. • Determine what is right or w ...
... • Does not take into account the special obligations to individuals or small group of people • It forces us to weight the impact of our behavior on others. • Relativism: what is good for one is not necessarily right or good for another, even under similar circumstance. • Determine what is right or w ...
Wooddell Information and Truth
... power, we really make a mess of things. I told her only a perfect being could have all power and do right. Mere human power, by contrast, needs to be checked and balanced. What does all this have to do with information, truth, and public discussion of social and economic questions? We shall get to ...
... power, we really make a mess of things. I told her only a perfect being could have all power and do right. Mere human power, by contrast, needs to be checked and balanced. What does all this have to do with information, truth, and public discussion of social and economic questions? We shall get to ...
Comparative analysis the ethics of virtue of Confucius - G
... Another important category among five constancies is a «ritual propriety» («Li»). «Li» - this is not a formalized ceremony, but rather, a manifestation of the rules of conduct, etiquette inherited from antiquity. The value of the ritual is described in the «Book of rites» («Li Ji»): «The ritual for ...
... Another important category among five constancies is a «ritual propriety» («Li»). «Li» - this is not a formalized ceremony, but rather, a manifestation of the rules of conduct, etiquette inherited from antiquity. The value of the ritual is described in the «Book of rites» («Li Ji»): «The ritual for ...
Redefining Philosophy through Assimilation
... and Mou Zong-san 牟宗三 (1909–1995), the two renowned representatives of Kyoto School2 and Contemporary Neo-Confucianism or “New Confucianism” 新儒教,3 both of whom were actively involved in philo* This paper has been prepared with the generous support of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science an ...
... and Mou Zong-san 牟宗三 (1909–1995), the two renowned representatives of Kyoto School2 and Contemporary Neo-Confucianism or “New Confucianism” 新儒教,3 both of whom were actively involved in philo* This paper has been prepared with the generous support of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science an ...
On the Historical Development of Confucianists
... and made the scholars become Confucianists, for Confucius said to his student Zi Xia: “You should try to be a scholar of both great ability and moral integrity, not to be an egoistic and ignorant one.” (Confucius 1998, 77). Looking back to his family devoted to literature for generations, Confucius’ ...
... and made the scholars become Confucianists, for Confucius said to his student Zi Xia: “You should try to be a scholar of both great ability and moral integrity, not to be an egoistic and ignorant one.” (Confucius 1998, 77). Looking back to his family devoted to literature for generations, Confucius’ ...
PHIL 2525 Contemporary Moral Issues
... government is setting out to refashion Canada’s justice system with a sweeping crime bill to toughen punishments for a range of offenders, from drug dealers to sexual predators to what Justice Minister Rob Nicholson calls “out-of-control young people.” http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/sw ...
... government is setting out to refashion Canada’s justice system with a sweeping crime bill to toughen punishments for a range of offenders, from drug dealers to sexual predators to what Justice Minister Rob Nicholson calls “out-of-control young people.” http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/sw ...
Determinants of Moral Development
... Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Reasoning Three Level of Moral Reasoning (2 stages within each level) Level 1: Preconventional morality—People, under external controls, obey rules to avoid punishment; or they act in own self interest, recognizing that others will do the same. Typical of ages 4-10 Level ...
... Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Reasoning Three Level of Moral Reasoning (2 stages within each level) Level 1: Preconventional morality—People, under external controls, obey rules to avoid punishment; or they act in own self interest, recognizing that others will do the same. Typical of ages 4-10 Level ...
Lecture 29: Why be moral
... to clear the ground for mounting a positive answer to this driving question about a duty for famine relief. So where might he go from here? some persons’ well-being is worth promoting for its own sake (“elitist”) everyone’s well-being is worth promoting for its own sake (“egalitarian”) Does it ...
... to clear the ground for mounting a positive answer to this driving question about a duty for famine relief. So where might he go from here? some persons’ well-being is worth promoting for its own sake (“elitist”) everyone’s well-being is worth promoting for its own sake (“egalitarian”) Does it ...
On the Ancient Idea that Music Shapes Character
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... +Business Media Dordrecht. This e-offprint is for personal use only and shall not be selfarchived in electronic repositories. If you wish to self-archive your article, please use the accepted manuscript version for posting on ...