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Aesthetics and Ethics: Essays at the Intersection
Gaut dubs his thesis ethicism. Ethicism holds that "the ethical assessment of
attitudes manifested by works of art is a legitimate aspect of the aesthetic
evaluation of those works," and thus that manifestation of ethically commendable
or ...
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The Routledge Companion to Aesthetics
Moralism (ethicism) Contemporary defenders of moralism have rejected Tolstoy's
extreme moral- ism; and to make this clear, they have sometimes termed their
positions 'moderate moralism' (Carroll 1996) or 'ethicism' (Gaut 1997). We have ...
Berys Nigel Gaut, Dominic Lopes, 2005
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Culture and Social Transformations in Reform Era China
Human Mind and Human Life, “ethicism” refers to ethical spirit and “upward life”
refers to moral spirit. Liang writes: The essence of ethicism is to respect the other
as if there is no self. It is opposite the individual-based orientation, which takes ...
Tian Yu Cao, Xueping Zhong, Kebin Liao, 2010
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Comparative Media Law and Ethics
media jurisprudence investigates the philosophy of making media laws. media
ethicology enquires into the discourse on the ethics of media communication, in
particular the private space for individual moral decisions. media ethicism is the ...
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Advocacy in the Classroom: Problems and Possibilities
The. New. Ethicism: Beyond. Poststructuralism. and. Identity. Politics. WHITNEY
DAVIS I BELONG, I SUPPOSE, to the generation of post- poststructuralists —
historians, philosophers, and students oflirerature, art, and culture who came of
age ...
Patricia Meyer Spacks, 1996
But such a work is also artistically flawed, according to ethicism, in that it solicits a
response that we ought not to have, or, to put it another way, such a work gives
us good reason not to respond in a way required for its own artistic success. And
...
This shortcut to ethicism relies on nothing more than the indubitable observation
that some works of art have ethical value plus the trivial theory. The trivial theory
makes ethicism true but uninteresting. Therefore, if ethicism is interesting, ...
Dominic McIver Lopes, 2014
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The Oxford Handbook of Aesthetics
It is this critical tradition that is most closely allied to the assumption that a moral
flaw in a work is as such an aesthetic one (Hume 1993; Kieran 1996; Gaut 1998a
). One argument put forward for this kind of view, termed 'ethicism', concerns the ...
Both Hamilton and Tanner develop ways of thinking about the moral significance
of art that eschew what is sometimes called ethicism, namely, the view that works
of art are to be judged by moral criteria in such a way that (what is taken to be) ...
José Luis Bermúdez, Sebastian Gardner, 2003
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Ethical Issues and Social Dilemmas in Knowledge Management: ...
This is consistent with connectivism and the problem of moral judgment
regarding non-human agents that ethicism imposes, which summarizes e-
learning 3.0 challenges. Thus, e-learning 3.0 will shape a massive global neural
learning ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «ETHICISM»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
ethicism w wiadomościach.
Looking At The Commandments Horizontally
... invariably connects us to other humans and in fact is the pathway to Torah ethicism. Proof of this phenomenon is the fact that before prayer, ... «The Jewish Press, Lut 15»
I Got A Blowout to Get Dirty Bedhead Hair
(There's also champagne and teeny tiny cookies, but I didn't treat myself to because of journalistic ethicism reasons, which is my own incorrect ... «Styleite, Sie 14»
Mercy, Part I
... class would think such thoughts before reducing religious expression to some lowest common denominator of ethicism. I need scarcely point ... «National Catholic Reporter, Sie 14»
The Importance Of The Land Of Israel
Ultimately we became a people who are charged to follow halacha, the pathway to Torah ethicism, which leads to the redemption of the Jewish ... «The Jewish Press, Sie 14»
Chatological Humor: Monthly with Moron (August)
Ethicism is complicated.) The point is, you are stealing something you know the paper wants you to pay for. I know this will seem like old-man advice, in the age ... «Washington Post, Sie 13»
Man of Steel
... the dramatic tension shifts not to this avatar of goodness and ethicism, but to our shifting relationship and accommodation to compromise. «American Thinker, Cze 13»
The future Pope Francis on the relevance of St. Augustine
... all intellectual prejudices go away, that elitism of the spirit that is characteristic of intellectuals without talent and is ethicism without goodness. «Catholic Culture, Mar 13»
So, then…if you jump The New York Times' paywall, are you stealing?
So, for a bit of amateur Ethicism — buckle your seatbelts, everyone! — here are a few points to add to Poniewozik's. A Times kind of person. «Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard, Mar 11»
Thomas E. Kennedy's “Falling Sideways”
... post-traditionalism and in post-colonialism, and he'd dabbled in post-ethnicity and in behaviorist post-ethicism and no doubt in post-postism, ... «Washington Post, Mar 11»
Jewish History / Maskilim, miracles and modernization
... different foundations: Ethicism and Judaism.” Feiner devotes a chapter to Luzzatto that deals with the counter-Enlightenment, and writes that ... «Ha'aretz, Sty 11»
