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Morality
About: Morality is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 22623 publications have been published within this topic receiving 545733 citations. The topic is also known as: moral & morals.
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01 Jan 2008
TL;DR: In this article, the Normative Standpoint of Pragmatism is used as a basis for a recovery of moral philosophy, and the Ideal Moral Life is defined as "the Intelligent, Aesthetic, and Democratic way of life".
Abstract: IntroductionPart 1. Moral Theory and Experience1. Experience as Method 2. Moral Theory and Moral Practice 3. The Normative Standpoint of PragmatismPart 2. Dewey's View of Moral Experience4. Morality as Experience 5. The "What" of Moral Experience 6. The "How" of Moral Experience 7. Character and Conduct: Dewey and the Great Divide in Ethics 8. Present Activity and the Meaning of Moral Life 9. Conclusion: The Need for a Recovery of Moral PhilosophyPart 3. The Ideal Moral Life 10. The Intelligent, Aesthetic, and Democratic Way of Life 11. The Ideal Moral Self 12. Democracy as the Ideal Moral Community 13. A Philosophical Justification of DemocracyConclusion
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15 Jan 2009
TL;DR: I: Theory: CLASSICAL, MODERN and POSTMODERN I: METHOD III: RELIGION and RELATED SPHERES: MORALITY, SCIENCE, IRRELIGION, ART and SEXUALITY IV: RelIGION AND the State, THE NATION, THE LAW V: GLOBALISATION and its RELIGIOUS EFFECTS VI: STANDARD OR MAINSTREAM RELIGIONS VII: The RePRODUCTION and TRANSMISSION of RELIGion VIII: NEW RELIGions, NEW SPIRITUAL
Abstract: I: THEORY: CLASSICAL, MODERN AND POSTMODERN I: METHOD III: RELIGION AND RELATED SPHERES: MORALITY, SCIENCE, IRRELIGION, ART AND SEXUALITY IV: RELIGION AND THE STATE, THE NATION, THE LAW V: GLOBALISATION AND ITS RELIGIOUS EFFECTS VI: STANDARD OR MAINSTREAM RELIGION VII: THE REPRODUCTION AND TRANSMISSION OF RELIGION VIII: NEW RELIGION, NEW SPIRITUALITY AND IMPLICIT RELIGION XI: ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES X: TEACHING THE SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION
127 citations
TL;DR: Both acceptance of moral transgression and moral disengagement were associated to bullying among early adolescents only, whereas in childhoodmoral disengagement was linked to defending among girls.
Abstract: This study analyzed the relations of two dimensions of moral cognition (i.e., acceptance of moral transgression and moral disengagement) and two forms of status in the peer group (i.e., social preference and perceived popularity) with bullying and defending among 235 primary-school children and 305 middle-school early adolescents. Social status was tested as a moderator of the associations between moral cognition and bullying and defending. Participants completed self-reports assessing the two dimensions of moral cognition and peer nominations for status, bullying, and defending. Both acceptance of moral transgression and moral disengagement were associated to bullying among early adolescents only, whereas in childhood moral disengagement was linked to defending among girls. Social status moderated the associations between morality dimensions and bullying and defending. The moderating effects of status were discussed considering status as a magnifying lens for the relations between individual characteristics and social behavior. The results were also discussed with reference to age and gender differences in the associations. Aggr. Behav. 00:1-13, 2012. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Language: en
127 citations
TL;DR: The authors explored consumer reactions to negative celebrity publicity and found that an individual's concerns with moral norms of the target celebrity's personal conduct and perceived wrongness of his/her act to the general public have detrimental effects on celebrity endorsements.
126 citations
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19 Nov 1990
TL;DR: In this article, the authors defend the state property rights the right to punish the prisoner's dilemma from prisoner's dilemmas to public goods experimental philosophy the morality of a co-operative society.
Abstract: Justifying the state property rights the right to punish the prisoner's dilemma from prisoner's dilemma to public goods experimental philosophy the morality of a co-operative society.
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