Moral Change: The Lives of Others

The movie "Other Lifetime" was founded in East Berlin in 1984. It included a secret police agent, Whistler, invited by the old classmate lieutenant Colonel Anton Grubitz to participate in the theater's premiere. The play was written by German playwright Georg Dreyman, starring Dreyman's girlfriend, CristamariaSeland. Since Dreyman is one of the few East German writers who read the eastern part, there is a reputation among DDR officials. Whistler believes that Dreeman's loyalty to the party is not that strong.

The questions about moral theory and ethics are as follows. The ultimate goal of our lives is to pursue happiness and happiness, to comply with moral rules, to please our lives more than others, or to follow our own interests. As far as the origin of our morals, are we inventing morals and agreeing to it, is it part of our nature or is it part of our nature? Depending on the outcome of our actions, is our duty and our enthusiasm good or is it right? Is morality universal, or relative to that culture or individual? The most fundamental and important thing in ethics is that what we are doing is people like us. Many of these problems have been solved directly or indirectly in the history of Chinese philosophy.

Moral relativism is a concept that absolute morality does not exist, moral change and transformation depend on myriad factors. Cultural relativism believes that the value of morality and acceptance depends on culture. Both of these concepts assume that there is no "universal morality" inherent in individuals or society as a whole. Several people protested that the concept of the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" is more similar to the declaration of Western style rights. This document is not really "universal" (we did not consult with foreigners), as not everyone in the background, culture and society is properly included. Some anthropologists believe that the style of Western democracy and freedom is incompatible with a particular culture for hundreds, for thousands of years, so it is not necessary to measure it in our (major) major rod It is unfair.

Tolerance is not morally absolute, it is a peace treaty. Tolerance is a social norm. Because it allows different people to live side by side with each other's throat. This means that people recognize that they differ from us, their habits, behavior, clothing, gender, etc. may be different. However, there is a simple distinction between the model of peace treaty and the model of ethics. Protection of the Peace Treaty applies only to those who intend to abide by the provision. This is an agreement for a peaceful life and not an agreement on peace whatever the actions of other people. Peace treaty is not suicide agreement