The Western Subjectivity Thought

Western subjective thinking has become one of the basic contents and major achievements of Western philosophy since modern times. It faced a lot of difficulties in the development process and was declared "already dead", but I think its development prospect is still bright. Historical development of Western subjective thinking The term "subject" comes from the Latin "subject", which means what forms the basis of the preceding or other thing.

It refers to the process of production, the process of production, the process of invention, and the place called "west". What I call "westernization" is to create historically specific illusions where members imagine themselves as Westerners. Therefore, there is a hypothetical feature in the creation and formation of this Western theme. However, the imaginary nature of this position does not mean that it is not true, but it constitutes a significant effect by constructing the body of that subject (Ye_eno_lu 1999: 3)

Beginning from the origin of Western philosophical thinking, people became interested in moral law. As Mr. Hume pointed out in this paper, "morality is the theme that makes us happy" (David Hume's "Humanity Theory"). First, the idea of ​​how to live is the problem of having the most satisfying life, "Beauty of managing the relationship between one person and another" (JB Schneewind, "Modern Moral Philosophy ") Focused on. But having a lifestyle perspective is best for everyone.

As the title of the article insists, Hume's theme is humanity. He summarized his project in the subtitle: "I am trying to introduce experimental methods into moral subjects." As mentioned at the beginning of the initial survey, he defined "philosophy of morality" as "human science". EHU 1.1 / 5)). Hume 's goal is to apply scientific methods to human research. A study on the "system" of Hume's philosophy confirmed him that philosophy was in regret and that reform was urgently needed. At only 18 years of age, he was dissatisfied with a letter saying that anyone familiar with philosophy noticed that it was involved in "endless controversies" (HL 3.2). Ancient philosophers he was paying attention copied the mistakes made by their natural philosopher. They advanced the theory of "complete assumption" and rely on "invention rather than experience"