Titlebook: Vladimir Solov’ëv‘s Justification of the Moral Good; Moral Philosophy Thomas Nemeth Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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[119]Chapter 5 On Virtuess a ., as a . of action, and as the condition of a certain good. A virtuous person is a person .. In other words, virtue is the normal, or ., . of a person to everything. There are three fundamental virtues in the proper sense, fundamentally expressing a definite and defining quality. All the other

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[143]Chapter 6 Pseudo Principles of Practical Philosophy (A Critique of Abstract Eudaemonism in Its red. Naturally, this object changes in the course of even a single individual’s lifetime experience. No one could seriously hold that the fulfillment of desires should alone serve as the moral ideal. Thus, the next candidate for the good is a personal sense of well-being. This too fails to serve as

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[189]Chapter 8 The Unconditional Principle of Moralityt to accomplish the moral good. The feelings of shame and pity prove that we have within us a spiritual principle. The former already shows that we are more than mere animals, and pity demonstrates, in a practical sense, that we are not alone, that we sense a solidarity with other creatures. In much

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Chapter 10 The Individual and Societyt, the human closed community is tied by blood and marriage. In the gens, to use the term employed by Lewis Morgan to whose work Solov’ëv specifically refers, we find human dignity realized in the most fundamental social sphere with respect to what is higher in the form of ancestor veneration. With

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