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Act as a primary element of morality

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ChoiceMoral activity in professional literature is understood in a broader and narrower sense. In a broad sense we can work considered moral if it is consistent with the requirements, values and norms of morality. Moral behavior or human activity is when a person is polite, respectful attitude expresses the people who surround her are decent, adequately perform their duties. Is immoral activity – is the one that gives moral precepts. Continue reading →

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Norm as an element of moral consciousness

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etiikkaAnnotation: we examined the question of morality; it is an element in life and humanity in general. And also present morality in the literary world and scientists.

Our lives are making out of different sounds which create our mood. It’s like an orchestra. We are part of this creation. Who is the conductor? For me, it’s moral Continue reading →

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Justice as a general ethical notion and principal

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femidaJustice is disclosed as interdependence of deed and reckoning. The notion reveals the conformity of rights and obligations, work and remuneration, crime and punishment. Justice is deemed as a general and equal distribution of values that should ensure proper order in any society, assertion of right for each individual.

As ethical notion the justice is linked primarily to the morality of social relations. It acts as with the role of certain social groups and individuals, as well as talking about their social status in the society. For the better consideration and better penetration of this concept we’d better go deep into history. From the ancient time Continue reading →

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Current problems of moral relationships

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Moral_EticaProblems and crises of moral relations at this stage of human development are very actual, because even in the early stages of development our species has dreamt about a carefree life, full of deep meaning, love and based on principles of fairness and justice.

Honesty, kindness, conscience, duty and Continue reading →

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Moral principles of hypnosis

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hipnozThis article considers the definition of hypnosis in sight of psychology and ethics, its moral aspects, principles and appropriateness of use in life.

We have heard about hypnosis for many times. Which associations does society have regarding this word? After small research I have figured the list of words people think of when hear this word: trance, soothsayer, Continue reading →

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Analysis of moral norms in works Sigmund Freud and neofreydizm

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Sigmund FreudBefore analyzing the works of Sigmund Freud, we must define what moral and ethical standards. Ethics is the science of morality. Morality … what is it? So morality – a certain attitude, norms of behavior in society that people should follow best and friendly coexistence with other people and the outside world. Moral norms, in turn, it is rules, rules, then people behave well towards others. Some overlap with the Continue reading →

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The role of “evil experience” in person self-determination

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good_evilTo determine the evil in moral self-determination, you need to research (analyse) your moral self-determination (what influences at it), and also you must understand what is good and what is evil (bad) and their role (part) in person’s life.

So, morals consist of rules which regulate people’s behavior. Moral self-determination it is a process which doesn’t have any period of time, but it helps to find a way in life, it’s a Continue reading →

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The relationship between law, moral and morality in Hegel’s Philosophy of Law

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Hegel_portrait45German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770 – 1831) doesn’t take a significant place in ethics compared with philosophy in general. But he made a very decisive step forward – the transition from ethics of goodwill to the ethics of socially meaningful activity. This step was necessary for the appearence of a historical-materialistic theory of morality.

In general, according to Hegel a law can be understood in its three core values. I. A right in the sense of freedom. Freedom and law have the united understanding. So the freedom is the existence of will, as Georg Hegel believed that thinking and will – Continue reading →

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