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Guy Sorman i jego obrona liberalnego uniwersalizmu w odniesieniu do Chin

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Napierała P.
Forum Socjologiczne
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2014
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vol. 5
237 - 252
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The French economist Guy Sorman analyzes the problem of the so-called ‘Asian values,’ and its European equiuvalent — postmodernist multiculturalism, i.e. a notion that world consists of many civilisations, which are profoundly different from each other. This means that liberal values should and can be acceptable only in the West. Sorman finds this notion immoral and perceives it as an excuse to do nothing when China and other oppresive governments violate human rights, in order to secure business transactions with the ‘tyrants.’ I also quote in my article the similar opinions of Chris Patten, the former governor of British Hong Kong.
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Oświeceniowo-humanistyczna wizja dobra i zła u Michaela Schmidta-Salomona

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Napierała P.
Zeszyty Naukowe Centrum Badań im. Edyty Stein
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2015
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issue 13/14
191-203
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This article is on Michael Schmidt-Salomon’s ethical thought as well as intelectual traditions on which he refers explicitly or could be joined with. Schmidt-Salomon is against of considering good and evil as a scientific or intelectual categories. He claims that there are only good or bad consequences of human actions what exist, so it is impossible to choose and  and represent good or evil, at most one can make a reasonalbe decisions.
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