On the meaning of the idea of honesty in Eric Weil's moral philosophy
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https://doi.org/10.36517/arf.v6i11.19042Keywords:
Moral philosophy. Political philosophy. Honesty. Eric Weil.Abstract
This article presents some aspects in which the idea of honesty, in moral philosophy of Eric Weil, is presented as a synthesis of all the duties that must be practiced for moral and political self-achievement of man in modern society. For Weil, man’s ultimate reason - and the historical community’s - is to be happy and to do so, he must be moralized thus he can act politically in a perspective of responsible government.Downloads
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