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dc.contributor.advisor王華<br>陳建綱zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorWang, Hua<br>Chen, Chien-Kangen_US
dc.contributor.author周境林zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorZhou, Jing-Linen_US
dc.creator周境林zh_TW
dc.creatorZhou, Jing-Linen_US
dc.date2019en_US
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dc.identifierG0105252024en_US
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dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description政治學系zh_TW
dc.description105252024zh_TW
dc.description.abstract本文以回顧圍繞道德特殊主義——特別是原則消除論——的論戰為主線,呈現各方為辯護自己的立場而在理由理論和道德之本質兩個層次上掀起的辯論。文章旨在檢視哪些論證是關鍵性,哪些論證是有定論的,哪些論證又使得論戰陷入僵局。筆者也嘗試在文章中做一些概念澄清與區別,比如暫時性地闡明何謂道德原則、何謂道德特殊主義、將道德特殊主義與其它容易與之混淆的理論分辨開來。經過抽絲剝縷,筆者將行文過程中的線索串在一起,在結論中指出關於道德原則是否存在的辯論礙於「無限制的」理由整體論上的分歧難有進展。但是,由於道德特殊論揭示了道德生活的複雜性,筆者認為相較於道德原則是否存在、這些道德原則是否有利於我們的道德實踐這些議題,特殊論應該將討論重心放在我們如何在極其複雜的道德生活中做好特殊個案中的實踐推理上。同樣地,本文也認為倫理學研究應該聚焦具體個案,而非抽象原則。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractThis article aims to be a survey of the debates around moral particularism, especially principle eliminativism. It will represent the arguments made by different parties in defence of their respective positions, with the intention to investigate which arguments are vital, which allow of determinate verdicts and which draw the controversy into a deadlock. In this article, I will also attempt to clarify some concepts, including the notions of moral principles and moral particularism. Eventually, I will draw, from the clues revealed in the course of the discussion, the conclusion that the debate about whether there are true moral principles confronts a standoff due to the difficulty in ascertaining the plausibility of ‘unrestricted’ holism of reasons. However, I will suggest that compared with the existence of moral principles and their practical value, moral particularism should concentrate on how to appropriately conduct practical reasoning in particular cases, given the complexity of our moral life. Finally, the article will suggest that the cause of ethics should pay more attention to concrete moral cases rather than abstract rules.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontentsPreface 1\nⅠ. Introduction 5\n1. The Moral Life is Inherently Complex 6\n2. A Challenge to a Long-lasting Project in Ethics 8\n3. Chapter Arrangement 11\nⅡ. Moral Principles 13\n1. Two Roles of Moral Principles 13\n2. Moral Principles and Justification 15\n3. Absolutist Principles and Contributory Principles 17\n4. Moral Principles and the Faculty of Judgement 19\n5. Normative-Moral Principles, Moral Ideals and the Nature of Moral Properties 22\nⅢ. Moral Particularism 25\n1. Classifying Moral Particularisms 25\n2. Extreme and Moderate Eliminativisms 27\n3. The Narrative Account of Justification/Explanation and Defeasible Moral Principles 31\n4. Principle Eliminativism and Error Theory 37\n5. Principle Eliminativism and Moral Relativism 41\nⅣ. Holism of Reasons 48\n1. Holism in the Theory of Reasons 48\n2. Practical Reasons, Justifying Moral Reasons, and Explanatory Moral Reasons 51\n3. Complete Reasons and Overridden Reasons 54\n4. Reasons and Suitable Conditions 56\n5. The Gap Between Holism of Reasons and Principle Eliminativism 59\n5. Conceptual Competency and ‘Unrestricted’ Holism of Reasons 62\n6. Defeasible Moral Generalisations Revisited 64\n7. Are There General Reasons? 67\nⅤ. The Nature of Morality 73\n1. Is Morality Aimed at Social Predictability? 73\n2. Moral Obligations and Moral Principles. 77\n3. Rethinking Moral Principles 81\n4. Practical Shape 84\nⅥ. Conclusion 86\n1. Analysing the Concept of a Reason 86\n2. ‘Unrestricted’ Holism of Reasons 88\n3. Moral Justification and Explanation 90\n4. Navigation Around Moral Life 92\nBibliography 97zh_TW
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dc.subject道德特殊主義zh_TW
dc.subject原則消除論zh_TW
dc.subject道德原則zh_TW
dc.subject理由整體論zh_TW
dc.subject道德判斷zh_TW
dc.subjectMoral particularismen_US
dc.subjectPrinciple eliminativismen_US
dc.subjectMoral principleen_US
dc.subjectHolism of reasonsen_US
dc.subjectMoral judgementen_US
dc.title道德特殊主義:批判性縱覽zh_TW
dc.titleMoral Particularism: A Critical Surveyen_US
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