The Standards for the Value on and Assessment of Morality
DU Guo-hui
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DU Guo-hui
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The standards to measure the value and assessment of morality are the theoretical and practical problems that need to be solved first of all in the process of building up the contemporary morality system. The present paper attempts to discuss on the problem in four aspects: (i) morality and humans: the secret of the standards for the value; (ii) the standards for the value: the standards of the standards for the assessment; (iii) the standards for assessment: the control of the conceptions and the standards for the value; (iv) the standards for the implementation: the meta-standards of the standards for the value, with the purpose to produce certain initial solutions to this problem.
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The standards to measure the value and assessment of morality are the theoretical and practical problems that need to be solved first of all in the process of building up the contemporary morality system. The present paper attempts to discuss on the problem in four aspects: (i) morality and humans: the secret of the standards for the value; (ii) the standards for the value: the standards of the standards for the assessment; (iii) the standards for assessment: the control of the conceptions and the standards for the value; (iv) the standards for the implementation: the meta-standards of the standards for the value, with the purpose to produce certain initial solutions to this problem.
Key concepts: Morality, Value (mathematics), Moral standards, Engineering ethics, Process (computing), Computer science, Law, Political science