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書目名稱Growing Moral Relations影響因子(影響力)




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Societies and Cultures (1): Forms of Living Togetherpart of a separate sphere of ‘society’ or ‘culture’ which we construct (by means of language as a tool, not something in which we dwell), pass on (as DNA is passed on — a ‘genealogical’ view) and appropriate (make it one’s property — again a property-based view). With Ingold, we can say that we do n

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Spirits and Gods: Forms of Religionatus, it implies that Singer and others try to help us to think about moral status in a rational way, by using our faculty of reason, rather than relying on our feelings and intuitions — let alone “superstitious” beliefs. Viewed in this way, most standard theories of moral status can be seen as heir

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General Conclusionentation of an independent reality. Not even a photograph can be that; there is the selecting subject, looking from a specific angle, and so on. Our way of seeing influences what we see. We cannot reach the thing-in-itself.

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Klinische Pharmakologie von D-Campherl adults, we would starve from perplexity, unable to relate to the objects, people and other entities around us. We would find ourselves in the nihilistic situation Nietzsche sketched so vividly when he told the story of ‘The Madman’ (or ‘The Death of God’) in .:

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Claudia Wiedner,Brigitte Nixdorfpart of a separate sphere of ‘society’ or ‘culture’ which we construct (by means of language as a tool, not something in which we dwell), pass on (as DNA is passed on — a ‘genealogical’ view) and appropriate (make it one’s property — again a property-based view). With Ingold, we can say that we do n

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