činjenica i vrijednosti

činjenica i vrijednosti

Bifurcation of the world into statements about what is (facts) and what ought to be (values). The division is by no means universally accepted; and those that accept the division are not necessarily in close agreement on the dividing line. One of the central controversies of moral philosophy is whether value judgements (including moral judgements) can ultimately be proved, verified or justified in terms of facts or rational reasoning.

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Education; Teaching

Fundament beliefs and principles about what is important to a person, professional, or discipline.

apsolutizam

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despotizam

Philosophy; Ethics

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altruizam

Philosophy; Ethics

As a theory of action, this can be descriptive (i.e., that people do, at least sometimes, appear to act in other than self-regarding ways). Or it can be a normative position about ...

autonomija

Philosophy; Ethics

The principle of respect for persons, and of individual self-determination consistent with that principle. As most commonly defined, autonomy points in the direction of personal ...

povjerljivost

Philosophy; Ethics

The principle that one should keep one's promises about information not to disclosure. A subset of duties of fidelity.

dužnost

Philosophy; Ethics

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