Zasady moralne słowa.
Kilka uwag z perspektywy lingwistyki, filozofii i etyki religijnej
Moral rules for the word.
A few remarks from the perspective of linguistics, philosophy and religious ethics
Author(s): Dominika Dziurosz-SerafinowiczSubject(s): Philosophy, Language and Literature Studies, Special Branches of Philosophy, Philology, Rhetoric
Published by: Akademia Techniczno-Humanistyczna w Bielsku-Białej
Keywords: ethics of speech;moral rules for the word;philosophy of language;maxims of conversation;language rules of politeness;rhetorics
Summary/Abstract: In this paper, I present some directives concerning the ethical use of speech and conversation. I focus on three areas – linguistics, philosophy and religion – and moral rules elaborated there with regard to what should and what should not be revealed by words. From the point of view of linguistics, I analyse modern principles of politeness and maxims of conversation. From the point of view of philosophical reflection, I consider ancient ethics of speech, and in particular: the three sieves of Socrates, rhetoric (lat. ars bene dicendi), and the Aristotelian golden mean. From the point of view of religion, I show the moral rules for words in Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Confucianism, and the Toltec faith.
Journal: Świat i słowo
- Issue Year: 2/2020
- Issue No: 35
- Page Range: 339-358
- Page Count: 20
- Language: Polish