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There is no perfect human being in the world, but we're going to be able to look at and judge through books what form we can learn about perfection, what shape we should take for our own growth, and how we should consider our decisions in a direction for better results or happiness. The book also focuses on morality through the advice of basic ideas and philosophies, the logic and theories of famous philosophers, and why we should have time to learn about the values and meaning of morality, and
Morals is a book that's written in research, and it's a very careful consideration of what a word means. It was written in the form of paper, and as an reader, it wasn't easy to read. But it was a little bit of a mystery, and it made me think a lot of things. Especially in the issue of how much morality I have. It contains the arguments of many East, Western philosophers and scientists and researchers, and based on that, it's made up of forms in which arguments and arguments appear. Morals seem
He said, "Why moral? "How do we live?". "The question of whether to be a true Christian is not to be an individual.". And I say why we should be moral. Once the external motive is to say, "It's because of God's orders," "out of social contracts," "on account of moral rewards.". And the motivation is to say, "For moral duty, for self-interest, for choice.". The author concludes that morality as a premise is the harmony of selfishness and altruism, that it should be moral in terms of minimality,
Kim Tae-hoon: Morality
“What is morality? Is man a good thing in nature? What is it about moral life? Why do we sometimes act immorally? What's the motivation for people's moral behavior? Why don't we act the way we know? How can empathy contribute to moral development? Is guilt or shame a factor in the development of morality? Does language govern morality? Is my morality the result of external influences or is it the creation that I have built up through experience? The book is the result of a condensation of authorial journey in life as a moral and educational scholar. The author is usually saying in his head, ‘I don't know what you think, but I don’t know how to know what to do. ’. I'm much better off telling you if it's about my own well-being or profit. The moral issue that this book deals with is usually people. In other words, it was a search and project of people who were doing good things, sometimes bad or sometimes bad, sometimes good. The ten questions mentioned above are the main force that has led to authorship in regard to human morality, each of which is a topic.
Korean title: 도덕성
Korean author: 김태훈
Korean publisher: 글로벌콘텐츠
ISBN-13: 9791158523879
Reviews
There is no perfect human being in the world, but we're going to be able to look at and judge through books what form we can learn about perfection, what shape we should take for our own growth, and how we should consider our decisions in a direction for better results or happiness. The book also focuses on morality through the advice of basic ideas and philosophies, the logic and theories of famous philosophers, and why we should have time to learn about the values and meaning of morality, and
Morals is a book that's written in research, and it's a very careful consideration of what a word means. It was written in the form of paper, and as an reader, it wasn't easy to read. But it was a little bit of a mystery, and it made me think a lot of things. Especially in the issue of how much morality I have. It contains the arguments of many East, Western philosophers and scientists and researchers, and based on that, it's made up of forms in which arguments and arguments appear. Morals seem
He said, "Why moral? "How do we live?". "The question of whether to be a true Christian is not to be an individual.". And I say why we should be moral. Once the external motive is to say, "It's because of God's orders," "out of social contracts," "on account of moral rewards.". And the motivation is to say, "For moral duty, for self-interest, for choice.". The author concludes that morality as a premise is the harmony of selfishness and altruism, that it should be moral in terms of minimality,
