秩序と倫理 : 反近代的試論(I)(岡崎守男教授退任記念号)

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The human society doesn't exist without order. We define the order as a regularity of human behaviour. Men have lived in a group. But the group must have some norms called moral. And any moral is based upon a system of values. Even if many people believe freedom as most imortant, freedom would be nonsense without a system of values. If men have nothing good to do, freedom would have no meaning for them. Whether a society has adequate social order or not is the vital factor for the ecomomic development. Because the order concerns to human conducts in society, it is fundamentally connected to moral. As insisted in later section, the social order cannot be explained rationally. We will try to explain sources of moral not in terms of utilitarianism but of antimodernism. This paper is the first section of the consideration which deals sources of the social order.(to be continued)
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