Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of EthicsHoughton Mifflin, 1921 - 455 páginas |
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... facts simply as facts , the other with their values . Human life is checkered with the sun- shine and shadow of good ... fact about life is that it has differences in value , and , more than that , that we can make differences in value ...
... facts simply as facts , the other with their values . Human life is checkered with the sun- shine and shadow of good ... fact about life is that it has differences in value , and , more than that , that we can make differences in value ...
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... fact that we all have unavoidable problems which we must solve one way or another , a little familiarity with life , an acquaintance with the biographies of great and good men , should lead us to suspect that beyond the horizon of these ...
... fact that we all have unavoidable problems which we must solve one way or another , a little familiarity with life , an acquaintance with the biographies of great and good men , should lead us to suspect that beyond the horizon of these ...
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... fact that morality , unlike art , science , and religion , is not an exclusively human affair . In contrast with these late and purely human innovations , it is hoary with antiquity and the possession , in some rudimentary form or other ...
... fact that morality , unlike art , science , and religion , is not an exclusively human affair . In contrast with these late and purely human innovations , it is hoary with antiquity and the possession , in some rudimentary form or other ...
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... fact that such and such are the tribal customs , that thus and so things have been done , is enough . Primitive peoples are highly conservative and afraid of innovation . So that the moral habits which THE ORIGIN OF SOCIAL MORALITY 23.
... fact that such and such are the tribal customs , that thus and so things have been done , is enough . Primitive peoples are highly conservative and afraid of innovation . So that the moral habits which THE ORIGIN OF SOCIAL MORALITY 23.
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... fact that many ethical terms are by their etymology connected with the idea of custom . " Morals " and " morality " are from the Latin mores , usually translated " customs , " " ethics , " from a Greek root of similar sense . The German ...
... fact that many ethical terms are by their etymology connected with the idea of custom . " Morals " and " morality " are from the Latin mores , usually translated " customs , " " ethics , " from a Greek root of similar sense . The German ...
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