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Czy religia utrwala moralną niedojrzałość jednostek ludzkich czy sprzyja rozwojowi ich moralnej dojrzałości?

2022

Jako ludzie doświadczamy swojej skończoności kruchości i bezsilności. Otaczający nas świat jest nietrwały, niestabilny, ulega destrukcji, mamy w nim do czynienie z niepewnością, przemijaniem, chorobami, starością i śmiercią. Religia dostarcza systemu orientacji i oddania, który w sposób całościowy określa porządek świata i miejsce człowieka w nim, wprowadza ład w życie, daje oparcie, nadaje sens ludzkiemu istnieniu, oswaja to, co niepewne, dodaje otuchy, pozwala okiełznać lęk. To dostarczanie systemu orientacji i czci może wzmacniać pierwotne tendencje natury ludzkiej, wzmacniać trybalizm i etnocentryzm. Dzieje się tak, gdy religia spełnia głównie rolę spoiwa dla wspólnoty, a jednostka prze…

human naturenatura ludzkareligia regresu (statyczna) i wzrostu (dynamiczna)mistycyzmreligion of regression (static) and growth (dynamic)dojrzałość moralnaduchowośćmysticismmoral maturityspiritualityEdukacja Etyczna
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Human Sociability in Antonio Montecatini's (1537–99) Commentary on Aristotle's Politics

2021

The present article delves into the history of political philosophy by discussing human sociability in Antonio Montecatini's (1537–99) commentary on Aristotle's Politics. The focus is on a philosophical analysis of three interrelated ideas that Montecatini discusses: (1) Aristotle's dictum that human beings are political animals by nature; (2) naturalness of the household; and (3) the nature and origin of political communities. Montecatini's views are briefly related to those of John Case (ca. 1546–1600), and they are also contextualized within the late medieval commentary tradition on the Politics, but the main aim is to clarify Montecatini's philosophical position and examine the ways in …

Aristotelian traditionJohn Casehuman naturemyöhäiskeskiaikaPhilosophysosiaalisuuspolitical communityRenaissance Aristotelianismpoliittinen filosofiayhteisöthouseholdPhilosophyPoliticssociabilityyhteiskuntafilosofiaihminenyhteiskuntaTheologyaristotelismiAntonio Montecatini
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Cíborgs : res ipsa loquitur

2020

En el presente trabajo analizamos el daño desproporcionado sobre la naturaleza humana causado por el fenómeno cíborg a través de su encaje en la regla res ipsa loquitur, o la cosa habla por sí sola. Por un lado, fundamentamos lo que denominados naturaleza humana haciendo referencia a las iguales capacidades humanas, necesarias en el cumplimiento de funciones vitales. Por otro, esta regla recibe también el nombre de daño desproporcionado y su teoría vincula el resultado causado sobre la cosa con la lex artis de una profesión, de ahí que, para su análisis jurídico, hayamos optado por el ámbito sanitario

:CIENCIAS JURÍDICAS [UNESCO]Equal human giftsPhilosophyTeoría del daño desproporcionadoUNESCO::CIENCIAS JURÍDICASK201-487Naturaleza humanaJurisprudence. Philosophy and theory of lawRes ipsa loquiturLawDisproportionate damageHuman natureIguales capacidades humanas
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Religijny język ekologiczny encykliki Laudato si' papieża Franciszka

2017

Announced in 2005, the encyclical of Pope Francis: Laudato Si: On Care for our Common Home, is a dramatic appeal to change the attitude towards the environment and to take action to save it. The analysis was carried out from the viewpoint of ecolinguistics, and the criterion of the so-called environmental adequacy. At the center of attention was the problem of anthropocentrism, which for ecolinguists is the main “contamination ” of the language and the source of improper relations between man and nature. The encyclical is, however, a text functioning within Christianity, which is particularly blamed for the preservation of anthropocentric vision of the world within the culture. The analysis…

ekolingwistykareligious discourseencyclicaldyskurs religijnyhuman natureantropocentryzmludzka naturaecolinguisticsencyklikaanthropocentrism
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Climate Change and Global Justice: New Problem, Old Paradigm?

2014

In this paper, we focus on the conceptualization of climate change as an issue of global justice. While we do not deny that climate change raises fundamental and dramatic issues of justice among peoples as well as generations, our claim is that the language of global justice can obscure the fact that problems provoked by climate change lack some characteristic features of problems of global justice, while possessing others that are not characteristic of such problems. We begin by describing briefly how we got to where we are, climatically speaking; we go on to show why it is plausible to think of climate change as provoking problems of global justice; point out four respects in which this d…

Economics and EconometricsGlobal and Planetary ChangeGlobal justiceClimate Change Global Justice Human Rights Non-Human Nature Responsibilitycomputer.internet_protocolbusiness.industryEnvironmental resource managementClimate changeEnvironmental ethicsManagement Monitoring Policy and LawGeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUSPolitical Science and International RelationsSociologybusinessLawcomputerXMLGlobal Policy
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Prawa człowieka w rzeczywistości globalnej wioski

2015

The area widely and loudly discussed, often raised in the public discourse is the topic of human rights. This topic is not new, it was already known in antiquity. Today it acquires a specific context of a shrinking global reality. As a result of computerization and media the world has become a global village, in which the events happening in the one place can at the same time can be reported in another. On the one hand we can see the cultural diversity and on the other there is a global diffusion of symbols and values. So does globalization help or impede the adoption of the same rights as fundamental human rights? Is the universality of these rights possible? Or perhaps cultural difference…

human naturethe network societyuniversalismglobal villagelaw of natureMcLuhanhuman rightsCastellscultureWarszawskie Studia Pastoralne
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Il contenuto minimo del realismo morale

2011

Se esiste una “natura umana”, che impone vincoli a ciò che gli uomini possono fare o desiderare, allora esiste verosimilmente un nocciolo di desideri che tutti gli esseri umani hanno, che, verosimilmente, non possono non avere e che non possono desiderare in senso forte di non avere. Tale nocciolo di desideri corrisponde a ciò che, parafrasando Hart, possiamo chiamare il “contenuto minimo del realismo morale”. In tal senso, sosterrò in questo lavoro due tesi. La prima è che il contenuto minimo del realismo morale rappresenta il nocciolo di verità del realismo morale. La seconda tesi è che, esattamente come Hart riconosceva che il contenuto minimo del diritto naturale non confutava le versio…

Settore IUS/20 - Filosofia Del DirittoParole-chiave: realismo morale relativismo natura umana Keywords: moral realism relativism human nature
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Social Harmony or a Happy Society

2021

In this paper, I set out to prove that once we correctly identify human nature and organize our world according to the principle of cooperation, we can arrive at a world of social harmony. We can then engage in conscious human evolution, aiming at moral and intellectual perfection. Hence, we can arrive at evolutionity, a new evolutionary epoch which would replace the current conflicting and disharmonious times of postmodernity. The current world disharmony, which can be observed especially in the field of politics and economics, is largely related to the erroneous modern Western philosophical assertions identifying the human being with an individual moved by desires and the will to power, a…

PostmodernityCivilizationmedia_common.quotation_subjectHappinessPerfectionMoral PerfectionCivilizationWill to powerHuman EvolutionEpistemologySocial DiversityCooperationHuman NaturePoliticsEvolutionityArgumentPhenomenonHappinessSociologySocial Harmonymedia_commonInternational Journal of Philosophy
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Introduzione a: Il prisma delle passioni. Prospettive per un'antropologia delle passioni

2021

Il volume esplora il tema delle emozioni rivalutandolo in senso antropologico. A partire da approcci disciplinari diversi, come in un prisma che fa convergere l’attenzione sul fenomeno osservato rispettandone le molteplici sfaccettature, emerge dai saggi raccolti come la sfera emotiva rappresenti una chiave d’accesso privilegiata per la comprensione della natura umana.

emotion passion anthropology human naturepassione emozione antropologia natura umana
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Alla periferia del mondo, ai margini dell’umano. Felicità e dolore in Diodoro

2020

In the proem of his Bibliotheke, Diodorus Siculus states that a historian should provide knowledge for all mankind. Hence, the value of a historian is not measured by his ability to gather in a single narrative stories of men from all times all over the world. What matters is the way in which the common human nature of all of the actors in history emerges. This contribution focuses on the first part of Book III, in particular on the Ichthyophagoi and Acridophagoi, where the historian’s gaze oscillates between idealisation and compassion towards such primitive peoples. The diodorean ethnographic report has the merit to provide a backdrop to some of the guidelines of the cultural debate in th…

Diodorus Siculus mankind human nature idealisation compassionSettore L-ANT/02 - Storia GrecaSettore M-STO/06 - Storia Delle Religioni
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