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Conscience: An Interdisciplinary View: Salzburg Colloquium on Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities |
Gerhard Zecha; Paul Weingartner
Springer Netherlands
Conscience: An Interdisciplinary View: Salzburg Colloquium on Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities
Discussion
Authors

Ann Higgins; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Hans Strotzka; Günter Virt et al.

ARI Id

1674219646910_1722974

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Not Available Free

Pages

78-89

DOI

10.1007/978-94-009-3821-2_6

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-009-3821-2_6

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Front Matter
i-xv
Front Matter
1-1
Conscience as Principled Responsibility: On the Philosophy of Stage Six
Lawrence Kohlberg
3-15
Discussion
Ann Higgins; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Hans Strotzka; Günter Virt et al.
16-25
The Phenomenon of Conscience: Subject-Orientation and Object-Orientation
Josef Fuchs
27-47
Discussion
Josef Fuchs; Ann Higgins; Georg Lind; Hans Strotzka; Paul Weingartner; Thomas E. Wren et al.
47-56
Front Matter
57-57
Value-Neutrality, Conscience, and The Social Sciences
Gerhard Zecha
59-77
Discussion
Ann Higgins; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Hans Strotzka; Günter Virt et al.
78-89
Moral Competence and Education in Democratic Society
Georg Lind
91-110
Discussion
Josef Fuchs; Ann Higgins; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Hans Strotzka et al.
111-122
The Idea of Conscience in High School Students. Development of Judgments of Responsibility in Democratic Just Community Programs
Ann Higgins
123-150
Discussion
Josef Fuchs; Ann Higgins; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Hans Strotzka et al.
150-162
Front Matter
163-163
Conscience in Conflict?
Günter Virt
165-191
Discussion
Josef Fuchs; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Günter Virt; Paul Weingartner et al.
191-200
Aquinas’ Theory of Conscience from a Logical Point of View
Paul Weingartner
201-216
Discussion
Josef Fuchs; Ann Higgins; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Werner Stark; Hans Strotzka et al.
217-230
The Ambivalent Relationship of Law and Freedom of Conscience: Intensification and Relaxation of Conscience Through the Legal System
Heinrich Scholler
231-251
Discussion
Josef Fuchs; Ann Higgins; Lawrence Kohlberg; Georg Lind; Heinrich Scholler; Hans Strotzka et al.
252-261
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