Neoisms?!
... Public and human relations: These must necessarly included in Neoism?!. This statement may shock some readers, but we shall show that these activities are Neoism?! because they seek to subvert the individual within a society, a living standard, an activity. They serve to make him revolt, which is th ...
... Public and human relations: These must necessarly included in Neoism?!. This statement may shock some readers, but we shall show that these activities are Neoism?! because they seek to subvert the individual within a society, a living standard, an activity. They serve to make him revolt, which is th ...
- Enlighten: Theses
... In Beyond and Good and Evil Nietzsche argues that claims to truth depend on their expression in language. Truth-claims merely express a point of view and no point of view can be comprehended as the absolute truth. There are only different perspectives. We interpret experience from a particular persp ...
... In Beyond and Good and Evil Nietzsche argues that claims to truth depend on their expression in language. Truth-claims merely express a point of view and no point of view can be comprehended as the absolute truth. There are only different perspectives. We interpret experience from a particular persp ...
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... 11. What specific examples are there of initiatives and techniques that are particularly effective or ineffective in promoting organisational integrity? 12. What factors affect the effectiveness of codes of conduct in changing behaviour and promoting organisational integrity? 13. Should the accounti ...
... 11. What specific examples are there of initiatives and techniques that are particularly effective or ineffective in promoting organisational integrity? 12. What factors affect the effectiveness of codes of conduct in changing behaviour and promoting organisational integrity? 13. Should the accounti ...
Herder and Nationalism
... call for a nationally bounded state is nothing if not a political claim. Since Herder’s time, it has fuelled demands for the break-up of empires along national lines, provoked scepticism about the viability and desirability of multinational forms of political community, and supported claims that the ...
... call for a nationally bounded state is nothing if not a political claim. Since Herder’s time, it has fuelled demands for the break-up of empires along national lines, provoked scepticism about the viability and desirability of multinational forms of political community, and supported claims that the ...
The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Truth about Morality
... torturing cats is okay, this activity would, by the lights of most people, still be wrong. In answering these questions in the negative, one expresses an implicit theory concerning the metaphysics of morals. Moral claims, some of them anyway, are not merely subjective, dependent for their validity o ...
... torturing cats is okay, this activity would, by the lights of most people, still be wrong. In answering these questions in the negative, one expresses an implicit theory concerning the metaphysics of morals. Moral claims, some of them anyway, are not merely subjective, dependent for their validity o ...
Rousseau and the Ancients Rousseau et les Anciens
... political life. For Rousseau, this tension could only be eluded by ill-conceived attempts to separate moral psychology from political philosophy. Although this strict dichotomy has currently won the favor of many political theorists, it must not be allowed to contaminate our reading of Rousseau, who ...
... political life. For Rousseau, this tension could only be eluded by ill-conceived attempts to separate moral psychology from political philosophy. Although this strict dichotomy has currently won the favor of many political theorists, it must not be allowed to contaminate our reading of Rousseau, who ...
ABSTRACT Title of Dissertation: RWANDA AND THE
... Without Judith Lichtenberg I may never have ended up at the University of Maryland. It was a discussion with her that influenced my decision to turn down a funded position to attend Maryland as an unfunded student. She has always been kind and supportive, even when expressing her concerns about my w ...
... Without Judith Lichtenberg I may never have ended up at the University of Maryland. It was a discussion with her that influenced my decision to turn down a funded position to attend Maryland as an unfunded student. She has always been kind and supportive, even when expressing her concerns about my w ...
McTaggart John Mitchell - MacSphere
... As Simmel fits squarely into this analysis, we should expect ...
... As Simmel fits squarely into this analysis, we should expect ...
Moral Beauty as An Overriding Imperative in
... contexts like societies or institutions (virtues such as justice and benevolence). An individual might want to pursue a career that can actualize their potential but doing so might jeopardize both the roles they are expected to enact in society and the lives of people dependent on the proper executi ...
... contexts like societies or institutions (virtues such as justice and benevolence). An individual might want to pursue a career that can actualize their potential but doing so might jeopardize both the roles they are expected to enact in society and the lives of people dependent on the proper executi ...
Objective Morality_final
... Suppose that it is important, from a moral perspective, to punish those guilty of murder. Given trustworthy testimony from a wide array of witnesses, along with the physical evidence of the case, it is perfectly morally appropriate to decide to punish Dave. But if one learns at a later date that Mil ...
... Suppose that it is important, from a moral perspective, to punish those guilty of murder. Given trustworthy testimony from a wide array of witnesses, along with the physical evidence of the case, it is perfectly morally appropriate to decide to punish Dave. But if one learns at a later date that Mil ...
The Teaching of Happiness in Mainland China: in Light of Aristotle
... cultivation of voluntary virtue or habituation of virtuous actions? And 3) what is the relation between happiness and achievement and/or sacrifice of self-interest? Based on both Aristotle’s and Marx’s views on these questions, the author argues that a comprehensive rather than a “correct” understan ...
... cultivation of voluntary virtue or habituation of virtuous actions? And 3) what is the relation between happiness and achievement and/or sacrifice of self-interest? Based on both Aristotle’s and Marx’s views on these questions, the author argues that a comprehensive rather than a “correct” understan ...
Enhancing Moral Conformity and Enhancing Moral Worth
... it would sometimes be permissible for individuals to directly influence their emotions—for example, through the use of neurally active drugs—in ways that can be expected to leave them with morally better motives or conduct [9].7 But Harris objects to interventions that are “targeted on the emotions” ...
... it would sometimes be permissible for individuals to directly influence their emotions—for example, through the use of neurally active drugs—in ways that can be expected to leave them with morally better motives or conduct [9].7 But Harris objects to interventions that are “targeted on the emotions” ...
THEORETICAL TRADITIONS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
... standards to a degree simply unimaginable in previous days. Moreover, if previous barriers to commerce and exchange, both within given countries and in international trade, were removed so that goods could be produced in the economically most favoured locations, the new national and international di ...
... standards to a degree simply unimaginable in previous days. Moreover, if previous barriers to commerce and exchange, both within given countries and in international trade, were removed so that goods could be produced in the economically most favoured locations, the new national and international di ...
Why Emotivists Love Inconsistency
... Opinions to the effect that performing an act (of oneself or someone else) is morally wrong are moral optations for the act not to be performed. (This covers opinions to the effect that an act must not be performed, or that it is agent’s moral duty not to perform it.) Opinions to the effect that not ...
... Opinions to the effect that performing an act (of oneself or someone else) is morally wrong are moral optations for the act not to be performed. (This covers opinions to the effect that an act must not be performed, or that it is agent’s moral duty not to perform it.) Opinions to the effect that not ...
Understanding History: The Decisions of Nikolai Berdyaev
... which he wrote his 1901 dissertation at St. Petersburg University. As we will see, of the two paths outlined above, Berdyaev decided on the “individualist.” The title of his article for the anthology was “Eticheskaia problema v svete filosofskogo idealizma” [Ethical Issue in Light of Philosophical Id ...
... which he wrote his 1901 dissertation at St. Petersburg University. As we will see, of the two paths outlined above, Berdyaev decided on the “individualist.” The title of his article for the anthology was “Eticheskaia problema v svete filosofskogo idealizma” [Ethical Issue in Light of Philosophical Id ...
The Politics of Spinozism
... formative role within German Idealism, or in the philosophical radicalism catalysed by May 1968, Spinoza has been repeatedly invoked as a point of reference and inspiration at moments when the very meaning of philosophy and its link to the contemporary world was at stake. My initial question will th ...
... formative role within German Idealism, or in the philosophical radicalism catalysed by May 1968, Spinoza has been repeatedly invoked as a point of reference and inspiration at moments when the very meaning of philosophy and its link to the contemporary world was at stake. My initial question will th ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... Attempt was also made by Smith(1971) to add precision to the concept of value. He adopted a definition first presented by Kluckhohn which is read as follows: “Values are conceptions of the desirable notions that are relevant to selective behavior.” In distinguishing value from similar concepts but n ...
... Attempt was also made by Smith(1971) to add precision to the concept of value. He adopted a definition first presented by Kluckhohn which is read as follows: “Values are conceptions of the desirable notions that are relevant to selective behavior.” In distinguishing value from similar concepts but n ...
Feminist Ethics and Social and Political Philosophy: Theorizing the
... between morality and politics in a volume that combines the subfields of ethics and social and political philosophy. What the relationship is (or should be) between feminist ethics and feminist social and political philosophy is an interesting question, and I hope that the chapters that take up this ...
... between morality and politics in a volume that combines the subfields of ethics and social and political philosophy. What the relationship is (or should be) between feminist ethics and feminist social and political philosophy is an interesting question, and I hope that the chapters that take up this ...
Moral Rationalism and Rational Amoralism
... moved by what they believe is most reasonable to do, the lack of motivation would appear to count as a species of irrationality. But that is not always how the cases strike us. Huck Finn’s refusal to turn in his friend Jim was not a failure of rationality. It is partly on the basis of such examples ...
... moved by what they believe is most reasonable to do, the lack of motivation would appear to count as a species of irrationality. But that is not always how the cases strike us. Huck Finn’s refusal to turn in his friend Jim was not a failure of rationality. It is partly on the basis of such examples ...
Outline of Virtue Ethics encyclopedia article
... seen as unable to accommodate emerging notions of human rights, but it also came to be recognized that virtues like truthfulness, loyalty, and fidelity to promises cannot be seen as involving a mean between extremes, and since modern-day ethicists want to insist on the importance of those virtues, t ...
... seen as unable to accommodate emerging notions of human rights, but it also came to be recognized that virtues like truthfulness, loyalty, and fidelity to promises cannot be seen as involving a mean between extremes, and since modern-day ethicists want to insist on the importance of those virtues, t ...
Justice: What`s the right thing to do?
... deserve. And in order to determine who deserves what, we have to determine what virtues are worthy of honor and reward. Aristotle maintains that we can’t figure out what a just constitution is without first reflecting on the most desirable way of life. For him, law can’t be neutral on questions of t ...
... deserve. And in order to determine who deserves what, we have to determine what virtues are worthy of honor and reward. Aristotle maintains that we can’t figure out what a just constitution is without first reflecting on the most desirable way of life. For him, law can’t be neutral on questions of t ...
Perspectives on Applied Ethics
... archaic period also seem to be problematic. Was archaic society really as static and role-centred as he supposes? The description may fit some small Greek city-state, e.g. Pylos or Mykenae, in the so called Homeric age, but we cannot take it as a characteristic of the whole period. 4 It is in fact e ...
... archaic period also seem to be problematic. Was archaic society really as static and role-centred as he supposes? The description may fit some small Greek city-state, e.g. Pylos or Mykenae, in the so called Homeric age, but we cannot take it as a characteristic of the whole period. 4 It is in fact e ...
Individualism and Freedom
... between dynamic and static efficiency: intellectual property encourages innovation, but at the cost of restraint on static dissemination of the product. Beebe’s argument is that the cultural manifestation of such restrictions is the opportunity for increased social distinction and levels of hierarch ...
... between dynamic and static efficiency: intellectual property encourages innovation, but at the cost of restraint on static dissemination of the product. Beebe’s argument is that the cultural manifestation of such restrictions is the opportunity for increased social distinction and levels of hierarch ...
Moral uncertainty and contemporary children`s fantasy fiction
... pointing out inconsistencies and providing sharp, astute and considered feedback. ...
... pointing out inconsistencies and providing sharp, astute and considered feedback. ...
beyond exclusive humanism
... about the substance of his beliefs is humanistic in a manner reminiscent of J.S. Mill: the fact that we have ‘no good philosophical reasons’ to ground humanist values should not deter us from doing so, he says, this is because although the values we hold may be arbitrary since they are no more arbit ...
... about the substance of his beliefs is humanistic in a manner reminiscent of J.S. Mill: the fact that we have ‘no good philosophical reasons’ to ground humanist values should not deter us from doing so, he says, this is because although the values we hold may be arbitrary since they are no more arbit ...