Moral sociology of Maria Ossowska assessed from the methodological point of view
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https://doi.org/10.14394/etyka.604Keywords:
Maria Ossowska, Władysław Tatarkiewicz, etyka, metodologia, psychologia, monografiaAbstract
Maria Ossowska (1896 – 1974), an outstanding Polish theorist of morality conceived of ethics as a science of morals. The author underscores the characteristic traits of her style of work and surveys her findings in sociology of morals. Maria Ossowska is depicted as a scholar who cautiously formulates and verifies her hypotheses, critically examines her findings and displays indefatigable inquisitiveness, never benefiting from an occasion to explain the facts away with the help of a single kind of factors solely.
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