A philosophical perspective on the meaning of ethics
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2008.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : In French, the words “éthique,” of Greek origin, and “morale,” of Latin origin, both nouns and adjectives, mean the same thing in etymological terms, a reflection on the manners of people. So why differentiate between these terms? A review of the history of ideas shows that it is always a question of abandoning, for a wide variety of reasons, one position in favor of another perceived as superior.
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In French, the words “éthique,” of Greek origin, and “morale,” of Latin origin, both nouns and adjectives, mean the same thing in etymological terms, a reflection on the manners of people. So why differentiate between these terms? A review of the history of ideas shows that it is always a question of abandoning, for a wide variety of reasons, one position in favor of another perceived as superior.
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