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| Ethics as a Behavioral Science | ||
| Author | Bahm, Archie John |
|---|---|
| Date | 1974 |
| Publisher | Thomas |
| Location | Illinois, US [伊利諾州, 美國] |
| Content type | 書籍=Book |
| Language | 英文=English |
| Note | ; |
| Keyword | Ethics; Generalization; Group; Intrinsic Value; Objectivity; Obligation; Ought; Potentiality; Pragmatism; Principle; Realism; Science; Self; Subjectivity; Value; Bahm, Archie John |
| Abstract | All the sciences are here regarded as value-laden. An ethics based on scientific values can be developed from the point of view of hominology，the science of the whole man. This has not been grasped by advocates of Thomism，materialism，spiritualism，positivism，linguistic analysis, existentialism，phenomenology，Hinduism，Buddhism，Taoism and Confucianism -- all of which are obstacles to a scientific ethics. The four kinds of intrinsic values are：pleasant feeling，satisfaction of desire，enthusiasm and contentment. There are also instrumental values. These values provide a context of oughtness in which the ethical act of choosing occurs. Personal and social ethics are briefly developed in the concluding chapters, in terms of individual or group choices. |
| ISBN | 9780398030438 (精) |
| Hits | 659 |
| Created date | 2001.06.13 |
| Modified date | 2015.09.24 |
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