Скачать или смотреть Deconstructing Dostoevsky’s “If God didn’t exist, everything would be permitted” | Philosophy

A rather brief but valuable deconstruction of Fyodor Dostoevsky's inference—utilized as a point of departure by Jean-Paul Sartre—"If God did not exist, everything would be permitted." With an eye on moving beyond the limitations of conventional morality and its mythic-literal God, in the process defending one of modernity's greatest dignities, the advent of a post-conventional ethical stance, where world-centric morality, based on universal principles, in place of rule/role mind-governed "good boy, good girl" orientation, reigns supreme.

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