جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "احکام اخلاقی دور" در نشریات گروه "فلسفه و کلام"

Mandelbaum considers moral experiences to be a form of judgment and hence, his moral discussions are focused on moral judgments. In this paper we go through Mandelbaum's explanation of direct moral judgments issued by a moral agent in a direct encounter with the situation. After an introductory word about Mandelbaum and his book, The Phenomenology of Moral Experience, we go briefly through his outlines in this regard. In the first part, we will speak of Mandelbaum's explanation of various moral judgments and their relation with each other and exclusively we proceed to analyze the concept of direct moral judgments. In the second part we formulate the conditions of phenomenology of moral action from Mandelbaum's perspective, and finally in the third part we refer to the most important feature of his moral theory, that is coordination between action and situation as the origin of moral demand and commitment and the common feature of all moral experiences.