Civil Ethics Theory

Author: Jiao Guocheng
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts: The first part consists of chapters 1 to 3, aiming to systematically review the history and theoretical overview of citizens and the concept of citizenship in China and the world, summarizing the concepts and theories of citizenship from different disciplinary perspectives, laying a foundation for the research on civic morality and civic moral education. The second part covers chapters 4 to 7, sequentially exploring the concept of civic morality and its historical positioning, the foundational issues of civic morality, and the normative system of civic morality. This can also be seen as a theoretical explanation of the role of citizens, the uniqueness of civic morality in Chinese society, and the normative system of civic morality. The third part focuses on the current social reality of China, discussing the relationship between the market economy and civic morality, as well as how to carry out civic moral education under the market economy. It also touches on the background impact of the market economy and the role of the state and government in guiding civic morality.