On the Development of Ethic Subjective Character from the Perspective of System Ethics
Yang Hui
Abstract
Yang Hui
Abstract
As an artificial restraint of man's conducts,system serves as a subconscious rule.System ethics is basically law for man's ethics.Ethics in feudal society of China stresses dependence of individuals on groups which ignores private right.System ethics in modern industrial society attaches greater importance to individualism but the disappearance of value rationality caused by rational economists in market economy results in conflicts between individuals and society.As a new moral norm,system ethics in current society is predicated on private right and participation and,thus,is essentially a reasonable ethics because the four powers of political state,citizen society,market and individual citizen are properly balanced in the public field of society.
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As an artificial restraint of man's conducts,system serves as a subconscious rule.System ethics is basically law for man's ethics.Ethics in feudal society of China stresses dependence of individuals on groups which ignores private right.System ethics in modern industrial society attaches greater importance to individualism but the disappearance of value rationality caused by rational economists in market economy results in conflicts between individuals and society.As a new moral norm,system ethics in current society is predicated on private right and participation and,thus,is essentially a reasonable ethics because the four powers of political state,citizen society,market and individual citizen are properly balanced in the public field of society.
Key concepts: Rationality, Individualism, Feudalism, Political ethics, Business ethics, Applied ethics, Information ethics, Law