On Ethics and Morality
JI Xian-lin
Abstract
JI Xian-lin
Abstract
Morality is mainly reflected in the way of how to deal with the relation between human and nature, people and people as well as the relation between personal body, mouth and mind. The best morality is to correctly deal with these three relations. In the view of the evolution history of human being, the ethics and morality dominating these relations are changeable. Due to the different conditions between different times, different nations and different countries, the moral norms could not keep the same. Here we need to say, we must inherit past moral norms selectively. No any everlasting moral norms exist in this world.
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Morality is mainly reflected in the way of how to deal with the relation between human and nature, people and people as well as the relation between personal body, mouth and mind. The best morality is to correctly deal with these three relations. In the view of the evolution history of human being, the ethics and morality dominating these relations are changeable. Due to the different conditions between different times, different nations and different countries, the moral norms could not keep the same. Here we need to say, we must inherit past moral norms selectively. No any everlasting moral norms exist in this world.
Key concepts: Morality, Relation (database), Legal norm, Environmental ethics, Moral development, Sociology, Epistemology, Moral disengagement