Lectures on Polish value theory
| Titel: | Lectures on Polish value theory / by Czesław Porębski ; foreword by Władysław Stróżewski |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Leiden; Boston : Brill Rodopi, [2019] |
| Umfang: | X, 137 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Studien zur österreichischen Philosophie ; Band 47 |
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| ISBN: | 9789004391109 |
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- Foreword
- p. ix
- Preface
- p. xi
- 1
- Twardowski: Scientific Ethics
- p. 1
- 1
- The School of Twardowski
- p. 1
- 2
- Ethical Knowledge: Papers, Projects and Courses on Ethics
- p. 4
- 3
- The Map of Scientific Ethics
- p. 5
- 4
- Four Main Headings
- p. 7
- 5
- Twardowski's Own Conception: The Tasks of Scientific Ethics
- p. 11
- 2
- Czezowski: Ethics - an Empirically Based Discipline
- p. 14
- 1
- Roots of Value Theory
- p. 14
- 2
- Value Theory Follows the Philosophy of Science
- p. 14
- 3
- Analytical Description
- p. 15
- 4
- Analytical Description and Empirical Research
- p. 16
- 5
- Names, Identity and Empirical Data
- p. 17
- 6
- Three Cognitive Attitudes
- p. 18
- 7
- Empirical Axiological Knowledge
- p. 19
- 8
- Two Kinds of Ethics
- p. 21
- 9
- Laws in Legal and Scientific Systems
- p. 23
- 10
- The Logic of Goods
- p. 25
- 11
- The Sense of Life
- p. 26
- 12
- Brentanian in Spirit
- p. 28
- 3
- Kotarbinski: Knowing and Doing
- p. 30
- 1
- On Logic and Knowing What There Is
- p. 30
- 2
- Praxiology, or Doing Properly What Is to Be Done
- p. 32
- 3
- Why Ethics?
- p. 35
- 4
- What Ethics?
- p. 38
- 4
- Tafarkiewics: The Absoluteness of the Good
- p. 41
- 1
- Historian and Philosopher
- p. 41
- 2
- Main Theories
- p. 42
- 3
- Relativism Defined
- p. 42
- 4
- Subjectivism Defined
- p. 43
- 5
- Critique of Relativism
- p. 45
- 6
- Subjectivism: For and Against
- p. 47
- 7
- Absolutism or perseitas boni
- p. 48
- 8
- The Relativity of Rules of Conduct
- p. 50
- 9
- The Order of Goods
- p. 51
- 10
- Telling Something de nouveau
- p. 53
- 5
- Ingarden: Aesthetics and Phenomenological Value Theory
- p. 55
- 1
- Art and Philosophy
- p. 55
- 2
- Works of Architecture
- p. 55
- 3
- Artistic and Aesthetic Values
- p. 59
- 4
- Aesthetic Experience
- p. 61
- 5
- General Theory of Works of Art
- p. 63
- 6
- Modes of Being, Values and Culture
- p. 66
- 6
- Elzenberg: An Unfinished System of Axiology
- p. 73
- 1
- A Solitary Type of Man
- p. 73
- 2
- Two Aspects of Axiology
- p. 74
- 3
- Perfective Value; Positive and Negative Values
- p. 74
- 4
- Instrumental, Derivative and Utilitarian Values
- p. 76
- 5
- The Epistemology of Values
- p. 78
- 6
- Troubles with Praxiological Principles
- p. 79
- 7
- Value Theory and Mysticism
- p. 81
- 7
- Ossowska: The Science of Morals
- p. 87
- 1
- Semantics versus the "Science of Morals"
- p. 87
- 2
- Descriptive Study of Morals
- p. 87
- 3
- Ossowska's Programme and Her Works
- p. 89
- 4
- Norms, Evaluations and the Notion of Morals
- p. 90
- 5
- Theories of Moral Norms and Evaluations
- p. 91
- 6
- What Is the Object of Moral Evaluations?
- p. 95
- 7
- General Questions Concerning Norms and Evaluations
- p. 98
- 8
- The Contents of Our Moral Consciousness
- p. 98
- 8
- Bochenski: Morality, Ethics, and Analysis
- p. 100
- 1
- Bochenski as a Moralist and Moral Philosopher
- p. 100
- 2
- A Personal Note
- p. 101
- 3
- Chevalier
- p. 103
- 4
- On Patriotism and De virtute militari
- p. 104
- 5
- Morality, Meta-Ethics, Wisdom and Piety
- p. 107
- 6
- Not to Moralize but to Analyze
- p. 109
- 7
- Is It Worthwhile Studying Bochenski the Moral Philosopher?
- p. 110
- Appendix: Ethics as an Empirical Discipline
- p. 113
- 1
- Primary Individual Evaluations
- p. 113
- 2
- Ethical Principles
- p. 116
- Biographical Notes
- p. 121
- Bibliography
- p. 129
- Index of Names
- p. 136
