Etyka a nauki o zjawiskach moralnych

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  • Józef Pieter

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https://doi.org/10.14394/etyka.215

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John Stuart Mill, etologia, moralność, socjologia, psychologia

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Along with the development of humanistic branches of psychology , ethnography, and social sciences one may observe a gradual increase of factual statements concerning moral phenomena, i.e., those forms of relations of particular men among themselves which are connected with such concepts as justice, injury, goodness, evilness, etc. Under the influence of the crisis of systematical philosophy and evolutionism, as well as in connection with the development of those sciences which – according to their programs or accidentally – have dealt with moral phenomena has gradually arisen the problem of ethics, as a normative science, with the other sciences mentioned above. Some light-minded critics of ethics were of the opinion that the place of ethics should be taken by a general science of morality which would be methodologically related mainly to psychology, sociology and history of culture.

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1967-12-01

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Pieter, Józef. 1967. „Etyka a Nauki O Zjawiskach Moralnych”. Etyka 2 (grudzień). Warsaw, Poland:141-71. https://doi.org/10.14394/etyka.215.

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