Três concepções éticas e suas influências na educação
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This paper focuses three different ethical conceptions whose influences on education have been quite recognized by educators, but not sufficiently discussed yet. The first one, called Relativistic Conception, has its roots in sophistic thought and in Maffesoli's postmodernist vision of ethics. The second one, called Universalistic Dogmatic Conception, is based on Plato's and Kant's ideas about how human acts should be guided towards the Good, taken as a transcendental ethical value. The last one, called Relational Conception, intends to point out the reasons why argumentative procedures are able to contribute to built and to justificate the ethical norms (Aristotle's and Perelman's approaches) or particularly to justificate them (Ha bermas's approach).
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