Kierkegaard: "Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself" as a Basis for Ethics

Kiakegaard: "Love your neighbor like yourself" as a moral foundation You must do everything and you must love the Lord your God with all your heart. In these two commandments, you must hang all the law and the prophets. "[Matthew 22: 37-40, AV] The first man you meet when you go out when you pray and close the door is the one you love.

Perhaps we may think of a religious aspect - "loving your neighbor seems to be yourself" is not halfway after all - but you will also become a disease of a non-condensing woman for many people I guess. The best exception here may be Buddhism, it generally provides countless answers to love, including the problem of "self". (Not because nothing is true, but because everything is one, but some of us are not ready yet.) But this comment is for those who do not know me Whenever you say that you are beautiful, they say that they love themselves. They are happy. But I did not say that they care about me, I did not say that my life experience is so important or I am very important for them. "

Freud thinks that the commandments "to love your neighbor like yourself" are impossible. Basically morality is useless. The whole society seems to accept these statements from Freud. Today's morality is not that important, but personal superman seems to be based on the principle of happiness such as materialism and identity. Therefore, the cause of sexual harassment and many other sexual behaviors lies in a close relationship between identity, self and superego. Today, I think that the three parts of Freud's theory have a similar agenda, not the balance it should have.

The command of the universalist "Loving your neighbor seems to be yourself" refers to the people surrounding him, and he should unilaterally love him if necessary. This command uses reciprocal logic and implies the foundation of Aristotle, but you should love yourself in an inappropriate way: especially if you love yourself in inappropriate and perverted ways, he is confused To do. as a result! Philosophers can discuss Aristotle's idea that this is the essence of this implicit "self-love" - ​​self love is all kinds of love of interpersonal relationship, criticism of egoism and examples of poverty of pride and pride - . Based on the love of one person to another. Saint Augustine gave up the argument - he insisted that the man does not need to master his own order (De bono viduitatis, xxi). Still, this order requires equal love - so Christian code "loves your enemies" (Matthew 5: 44 - 45)