Thoughts on Moral Philosophy

Author: Gong Qun
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Gong Qun, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at Renmin University of China. His main individual works include: "Youth Ethics," "Philosophy of Life," "On the Original Dao," "Biography of Han Feizi," "Contemporary Chinese Social Ethical Life," "Freedom and Freedom," "Chinese Business Ethics," "Reconstructing the Ethical Utopia," "Contemporary Western Deontology and Utilitarianism Research"; Co-authored "Cultural Round Table"; Translated "After Virtue"; Edited "21st Century Applied Ethics Series."
Preface
1. Moral Rationality and Value Historical Rationality and Moral Rationality: Contradiction and Unity
2. Social Ethical Relationships
3. Power Relationships and Their Ethical Characteristics
4. The Role of Social Practice in Value Judgments
5. Mutual Recognition and Mutual Respect
6. On Moral Values
7. Utilitarian Value Concepts and Modernization
8. Re-examining the Distinction Between Facts and Values
II. Business Ethics
1. The Ethical Characteristics of Market Economy
2. Social Fairness Under Market Economy Conditions
3. Market Economy and Utilitarian Value Concepts
4. The Transformation of Market Economy and Its Ethical Transition
5. Rethinking the Starting Point of Business Ethics
6. Review of Research on Business Ethics and Moral Construction
III. Chinese Philosophy and Ethics
1. The Historical Role of Taoist Life Philosophy
2. The Modern Significance of Taoist Life Philosophy
3. Laozi's Life Cultivation Process
4. From Mengzi to Zhu Xi's Mind-Heart Philosophy
5. Professions and Ethics in Traditional Chinese Society
6. 21st Century Human Peace
7. Local Culture and Global Culture
IV. Western Philosophy and Ethics
1. Rousseau's Dual Ethical Views
2. The Historical Inheritance and Theoretical Characteristics of Modern Western Ethics
3. Communitarianism and the Saving of Virtue
4. Habermas's Social Truth View
5. On Rawls's Freedom Concept
6. From Subject Philosophy to Intersubjective Philosophy