Ethik in der Schauweise der Wissenschaften vom Menschen und von der Gesellschaft is a book by German sociologist and economist Leopold von Wiese which has first been published in 1947 at A. Francke AG. It contains a typology of ethics, opposing individual to social ethics. The book rounded up a bunch of Leopold von Wiese's writings "which are intrinsically linked", including Gedanken über Menschlichkeit (1915), Homo sum: Gedanken zu einer zusammenfassenden Anthropologie (1940), and, finally, die Ethik in der Schauweise der Wissenschaften vom Menschen und von der Gesellschaft.[1]
Leopold von Wiese's Ethik is divided into a "general" and a "specific part": The first part consists of eight chapters: 1) the word "ethics", 2) a "methodological foundation", 3) a "history of ideas, the foundation", and 4) a "systematic foundation", 5) a "distinct from related display modes", 6)" Principles of individual ethics with a pathetic discourse on ethics and unemotional ", 7)" Broad social ethics, and 8) "imperatives".
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- ^ Christian Eckert: Leopold von Wiese: Ein Bahnbrecher für streng wissenschaftliches Verfahren in der Soziologie. In: Soziologische Forschung in unserer Zeit: Ein Sammelwerk, Leopold von Wiese zum 75. Geburtstag. Westdeutscher Verlag, Cologne/Opladen, 1951, p. 340-342 OCLC 163239424 See also: Wilhelm Bernsdorf, Horst Knospe: Internationales Soziologenlexikon. Transaction Publishers, 1980, p. 498 ISBN 1412826470
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