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3 days ago · An absolutist view of ethics is inevitably going to be caught up in metaphysical assumptions about transcendence, the subject, the other, and related terms, as Derrida argues in his response to Lévinas, along with many other forms of engagement with philosophers who have worked on ethics or some idea of first philosophy, including Søren ...
5 days ago · Objective morality, that is to say a morality based on reality (instead of subjective beliefs, desires, whims, etc), is usually claimed to be the province of religion. Atheism, on the other hand, is supposed to have nothing to offer but evolutionary or emotionalist explanations. In this article, I will defend secular objective morality against ...
1 day ago · Atheism, and particularly with regards to morality, claims that everything is relative, and so, no moral absolutes, nor objective moral Law Giver, is required or necessary for human morality. Hence, in the Atheistic view, everything is subjective and dependent upon the universally collective opinions of highly flawed individuals.
1 day ago · Bogdanov’s ‘substitution’ and theory of the ‘identity of social being and social consciousness’ serve this reaction. It is sad, but true.” 35 In other words, Bogdanov’s personal morality as a revolutionary wasn’t being attacked; but his ideas had scorn heaped upon them because Lenin thought they served the politics of reaction ...
5 days ago · Absolutist kingship in turn engendered the public sphere by producing its own object, the public, whose constituents engaged their rational faculties in scrutinizing those activities that became objects of public policy: ‘The publicum developed into the public, the subjectum into the [reasoning] subject, the receiver of regulations from above ...
3 days ago · This can help students develop critical thinking skills and encourage them to engage in thoughtful and respectful dialogue with others. Teachers can present different scenarios and ask students to analyze them from an absolutist perspective, encouraging them to think critically about the implications of such a worldview.
1 day ago · Ethics is concerned with the moral status of entities: for example, whether an act is obligatory or prohibited. Ethics or moral philosophy is the philosophical study of moral phenomena. It investigates normative questions about what people ought to do or which behavior is morally right.
