Author Archives: Mary

Extrapolation of Custom to Lie In Everyday Life into Working Environment

Leave a reply

Lie In EverydayThe habit of lying that is formed in the childhood, in adulthood may decrease (with the reduction of the authoritarian pressure from the outside) or increase (apart from the authoritarian pressure of the parents, for example, pressure from a husband / wife is added), but it does not disappear.

There is a logical question about the possible transfer of the habit of lying in everyday life in the sphere of professional activity of a person. The subject of the distortion of facts and information was studied by the well-known scholars: Z. Freud, J. Maritten, A. Camus, B. Russell, M. Foucault, A. Gramsci, A. Toynbee, K. Jaspers, specific research and tests were performed by G. Marcuse, Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. The Role of Religion in Modeling Work Ethic: From Moderation Business (Catholicism, Islam) To Moral Consecration of Labor, Prudence, Saving Riches (Protestantism)
  2. Die Heiligkeit wie ein moralisch-religi?se Ph?nomen
  3. The principle of nonviolence as an imperative of survival
  4. Justice as a general ethical notion and principal

Divergent Tendencies of Modern Society as a Factor of Globalization

Leave a reply

GlobalizationAnalyzing the current social situation, it is impossible to ignore those trends that determine the face of the world today. First of all, it is about those processes that testify to the real divergence of the world community, while the information context of the ongoing social transformations often plays a decisive role.

The emergence of new information and computer technologies 44 significantly influenced the culture, and also determined Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Trade Globalization, Internal Migration, and Regional Income Inequality in China
  2. The principle of nonviolence as an imperative of survival
  3. Ukrainian national identity between European values and «homo sovieticus»
  4. Discrimination of HIV-infected people

The Different Role of Scientific and Technical Paradigms in the Ideological Control of Science

Leave a reply

Technical ParadigmsIn the different time was progress of science (and proto-science, in modern understanding of term “science”) by different factors restricted. A part of this restriction is based of axiomatic systems of sciences and is necessary , another part are metaphysical factors that it’s possible different to characterize the third part of factors are social, cultural, economic and political factors which influences the progress of science indirect, but there is this influence

One of historical examples of metaphysical factors is position of Thomas Aquinas, concrete his idea that thru of theology is more completely as thru of human philosophy. Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Ethical and aesthetic traditions, rules in Norway
  2. Ethical, pedagogical teaching of V.O. Suhomlinskiy
  3. Ethical and philosophical doctrine of V. Vernadsky
  4. The principle of nonviolence as an imperative of survival

Ethics Implementation in the Lawyer’s Professional Life

1 Reply

laewerThis paper is a continuation of the thesis research, which aims at carrying out the formation of a lawyer’s ethical code in Europe to understand such principles of legal activity in Ukraine. Interpretation of the rules of the lawyer’s professional conduct should be aimed at the purpose of legal principle place and the law itself. It can be stated that a lawyer has some specific goals in comparison Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Ethical and aesthetic traditions, rules in Norway
  2. Moral aspects and problems of human attitude toward appearance
  3. Ethical and philosophical doctrine of Dmytro Dontsov
  4. Intuitionism in ethics

Animal Ethics: On Peter Singer’s Article “All Animals Are Equal”

2 Replies

Animal EthicsAnimal Ethics is a young and developing field. ‘Since ancient times philosophers have been interested in questions of animal minds, but only beginning around the last quarter of the twentieth century has a significant philosophical literature developed on the ethics of our use of animals. Scholars then began to view the subject matter as needing sustained scholarly attention’ [Tom L. Beauchamp (2011) in: The Oxford Handbook of Animal Ethics Edited by Tom L. Beauchamp and R. G. Frey] Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Ethical and aesthetic traditions, rules in Norway
  2. Moral aspects and problems of human attitude toward appearance
  3. Ethical and philosophical doctrine of Dmytro Dontsov
  4. Intuitionism in ethics

The Ethical Principles Uses for Dead Human Bodies

Leave a reply

Dead Human BodieThe attitude towards the use of corpses and organs of the dead in medicine and scientific research has seriously changed throughout the history of civilization. In China, autopsy was considered a desecration and was banned. In Greco-Roman medicine, the work with corpses was also banned: neither Hippocrates nor Galen did not dissect a man, but studied animal corpses or sewed up Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Ethical and aesthetic traditions, rules in Norway
  2. Moral aspects and problems of human attitude toward appearance
  3. Ethical and philosophical doctrine of Dmytro Dontsov
  4. Intuitionism in ethics

The New Legal Paradigm of Ukrainian Democracy

Leave a reply

ukrainian democracyFor a long time, the dominant norm of political thinking and practice had been the ideology of McKiawellism, in which politics and morality were viewed as inconsistent.

However, in the twentieth century, especially in its second half, this ideology has largely exhausted its potential and moral “justification.” 7 After the policy became public, the people gradually realized their right and obligation to participate directly in Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Ukrainian national identity between European values and «homo sovieticus»
  2. Some issues of Ukrainian education
  3. Master Narratives of Ukrainian Political Culture
  4. The principle of nonviolence as an imperative of survival

Doctrine “Pleni?udo Potes?atis” in William of Ockham

2 Replies

William_of_OckhamIn the first half of the XIV century William of Ockham took part in debates of the Church and countries of Western Europe. In 1324 he was summoned to the court of papal curia in Avignon to answer the question about correspondence of his theological and philosophical works concerning the question of faith.

Here charges of heresy come up. Pope John XXII demands explanations, having a list of suspicious quotation by Ockham, which was made by Oxford University chancellor. After three years’ work of the commission appointed by the Pope, 7 points were announced heretical, 37 – false and 4 were called Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Aristotle and Informal Logic
  2. Kant and Wolff on judgment, distinctness of representations and inner sense
  3. Forgiveness as Action: The Paradox of a Secular Concept
  4. Epistemic Agents In The Context Of The P=?NP Problem

Nihilism and Ontological Nature of Violence

Leave a reply

ViolenceThe disclosure of ontological nature of violence is directly related to the problem of “ontological nihilism”. The term “nihilism” was put into philosophical lexicon by German philosopher F. Jacobi in the context of the message to I. Fichte, and was received the most significant and radical disclosure in the work of another German philosopher F. Nietzsche. Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. The principle of nonviolence as an imperative of survival
  2. Can we blame robots?
  3. Ukrainian national identity between European values and «homo sovieticus»
  4. Discrimination of HIV-infected people

Moral and Aesthetic Education

1 Reply

drowEducation is a process of organizing purposefully an interaction between an educator and a pupil that influences the conscience, subconsciousness, perceptional and motivational sphere of a pupil, with a view to form a scientific conception of the world, high moral qualities, social and professional personal traits. Continue reading →

Related posts:

  1. Moral luck and military education
  2. Ethical and aesthetic traditions, rules in Norway
  3. Psychologism and Aesthetics
  4. Environmental ethics in Russian preschool Education