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Moral Selves, Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience
Author: Steven Hitlin
Year: 2008
Pages: 281
Format: PDF
File size: 2 MB
Language: ENG



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Solomon. Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience by Robert C. Solomon The book "Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience" by Robert C. Solomon is a thought-provoking work that delves into the intricacies of human conscience and its role in shaping our behavior and interactions with others. The author presents a comprehensive analysis of the concept of conscience and how it influences our moral decision-making processes. The book explores the idea that our moral selves and evil selves are constantly at odds, leading to an internal struggle that affects our relationships and society as a whole. The author begins by defining the terms "moral self" and "evil self explaining that these two aspects of our personality are always present and constantly interacting. The moral self represents our better nature, striving for goodness, compassion, and fairness, while the evil self embodies our darker impulses, such as greed, anger, and selfishness. This duality is evident in all individuals, and understanding this inner conflict is crucial for personal growth and societal progress. Throughout the book, Solomon draws on various psychological theories and real-life examples to illustrate how conscience plays out in different contexts. He examines the role of culture, upbringing, and personal experiences in shaping our moral values and beliefs, highlighting the significance of developing a personal paradigm for perceiving the technological process of modern knowledge.
Соломон. Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience Роберта С. Соломона Книга «Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience» Роберта С. Соломона - это заставляющая задуматься работа, которая углубляется в тонкости человеческой совести и ее роль в формировании нашего поведения и взаимодействия с другими людьми. Автор представляет всесторонний анализ концепции совести и того, как она влияет на наши процессы принятия моральных решений. Книга исследует идею о том, что наши моральные и злые «я» постоянно расходятся, что приводит к внутренней борьбе, которая влияет на наши отношения и общество в целом. Автор начинает с определения терминов «нравственное Я» и «злое Я», поясняя, что эти два аспекта нашей личности всегда присутствуют и постоянно взаимодействуют. Нравственное Я представляет нашу лучшую природу, стремящуюся к добру, состраданию и справедливости, в то время как злое Я воплощает наши более мрачные побуждения, такие как жадность, гнев и эгоизм. Эта двойственность очевидна для всех людей, и понимание этого внутреннего конфликта имеет решающее значение для личностного роста и общественного прогресса. На протяжении всей книги Соломон опирается на различные психологические теории и реальные примеры, чтобы проиллюстрировать, как совесть разыгрывается в разных контекстах. Он рассматривает роль культуры, воспитания, личного опыта в формировании наших моральных ценностей и убеждений, подчеркивая значимость выработки личностной парадигмы восприятия технологического процесса современного знания.
Solomon. Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psicology of Consultence di Robert S. Solomon Il libro «Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psicology of Conscience» di Robert S. Solomon è un lavoro di riflessione che si approfondisce nella sottilità della coscienza umana e nel suo ruolo nella formazione della coscienza umana Il nostro comportamento e la nostra interazione con gli altri. L'autore fornisce un'analisi completa del concetto di coscienza e di come esso influisce sui nostri processi decisionali morali. Il libro esplora l'idea che i nostri «io» morali e malvagi si dissociano continuamente, portando a una lotta interiore che influenza le nostre relazioni e la società in generale. L'autore inizia definendo i termini «Io morale» e «Io malvagio», spiegando che questi due aspetti della nostra personalità sono sempre presenti e interagiscono costantemente. Io morale rappresenta la nostra natura migliore che cerca il bene, la compassione e la giustizia, mentre Io malvagio incarna i nostri più oscuri stimoli, come avidità, rabbia ed egoismo. Questa dualità è evidente per tutti e la comprensione di questo conflitto interno è fondamentale per la crescita personale e il progresso sociale. Durante tutto il libro Solomon si basa su diverse teorie psicologiche e esempi reali per illustrare come la coscienza è interpretata in contesti diversi. Egli considera il ruolo della cultura, dell'educazione, dell'esperienza personale nella formazione dei nostri valori morali e delle nostre convinzioni, sottolineando l'importanza di sviluppare un paradigma personale per la percezione del processo tecnologico della conoscenza moderna.
Salomo. Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience von Robert S. Solomon Das Buch „Moral Selves Evil Selves The Social Psychology of Conscience“ von Robert S. Solomon ist ein zum Nachdenken anregendes Werk, das tief in die Feinheiten des menschlichen Gewissens und seine Rolle eintaucht unser Verhalten und die Interaktion mit anderen Menschen zu gestalten. Der Autor präsentiert eine umfassende Analyse des Gewissensbegriffs und wie er unsere moralischen Entscheidungsprozesse beeinflusst. Das Buch untersucht die Idee, dass unser moralisches und böses Selbst ständig auseinander gehen, was zu inneren Kämpfen führt, die unsere Beziehungen und die Gesellschaft als Ganzes betreffen. Der Autor beginnt mit der Definition der Begriffe „moralisches Selbst“ und „böses Selbst“ und erklärt, dass diese beiden Aspekte unserer Persönlichkeit immer präsent sind und ständig interagieren. Das moralische Selbst repräsentiert unsere beste Natur, die nach Güte, Mitgefühl und Gerechtigkeit strebt, während das böse Selbst unsere dunkleren Motive wie Gier, Wut und Egoismus verkörpert. Diese Dualität ist für alle Menschen offensichtlich, und das Verständnis dieses inneren Konflikts ist entscheidend für persönliches Wachstum und sozialen Fortschritt. Während des gesamten Buches stützt sich Solomon auf verschiedene psychologische Theorien und reale Beispiele, um zu veranschaulichen, wie sich das Gewissen in verschiedenen Kontexten abspielt. Es untersucht die Rolle von Kultur, Erziehung und persönlicher Erfahrung bei der Gestaltung unserer moralischen Werte und Überzeugungen und betont die Bedeutung der Entwicklung eines persönlichen Paradigmas für die Wahrnehmung des technologischen Prozesses des modernen Wissens.
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