Ethics of the Right——The Moral Essence of the Citizen Ethics
Zheng Shao-chong
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Zheng Shao-chong
Abstract
The citizen ethics,originating from the democracy in the ancient Greece and having developed into the subjectivity of human beings and the right orientation of the civil society,is the product in the Western culture context.The nature of independence and equality in citizen ethics has determined the fact that the right and subjectivity are the essential value orientation of right ethics and a kind of public moral for a modern political nation.While the civil society is being constructed and the citizen ethics is being cultivated in China,citizens' right subjectivity and moral subjectivity should also be developed.The role positioning and value identity of citizen as a public subjectivity in the civil education should be enlightened with the right orientation.
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The citizen ethics,originating from the democracy in the ancient Greece and having developed into the subjectivity of human beings and the right orientation of the civil society,is the product in the Western culture context.The nature of independence and equality in citizen ethics has determined the fact that the right and subjectivity are the essential value orientation of right ethics and a kind of public moral for a modern political nation.While the civil society is being constructed and the citizen ethics is being cultivated in China,citizens' right subjectivity and moral subjectivity should also be developed.The role positioning and value identity of citizen as a public subjectivity in the civil education should be enlightened with the right orientation.
Key concepts: Subjectivity, Civil society, Democracy, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Value (mathematics), Applied ethics, Information ethics