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China Perspectives

The Principles of New Ethics III

Normative Ethics II

Wang Haiming

The Principles of New Ethics III

China Perspectives

The Principles of New Ethics III

Normative Ethics II

China Perspectives: The Principles of New Ethics III

 

This book discusses normative ethics from the perspectives of humanity, liberty, justice, happiness and systems of moral rules. The author proposes value standards that measure state instruction; reveals the relationship between humanity, liberty and justice and puts forward objective laws of happiness.

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Beschrijving China Perspectives: The Principles of New Ethics III

This book discusses normative ethics from the perspectives of humanity, liberty, justice, happiness and systems of moral rules. The author proposes value standards that measure state instruction; reveals the relationship between humanity, liberty and justice and puts forward objective laws of happiness.

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