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On the Mutually Beneficial Function between Law and Morality

Hongxia Wang

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As components of superstructure, law and morality are all important means for keeping social order and standardizing people' s thoughts and deeds. Both of them maintain close links and supplement each other. Generally speaking, morality serves as the foundation of law while law guarantees morality.

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As components of superstructure, law and morality are all important means for keeping social order and standardizing people' s thoughts and deeds. Both of them maintain close links and supplement each other. Generally speaking, morality serves as the foundation of law while law guarantees morality.

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As components of superstructure, law and morality are all important means for keeping social order and standardizing people' s thoughts and deeds. Both of them maintain close links and supplement each other. Generally speaking, morality serves as the foundation of law while law guarantees morality.

Key concepts: Morality, Law, Function (biology), Philosophy of law, Foundation (evidence), Order (exchange), Political science, Law and economics

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