ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY BETWEEN MEDICINE, RELIGION AND LAW by Dan LUPAȘCU, Ioana PĂDURARIU

“…It is a sin, it is a legal thing, it is moral? Are we guilty of considering ourselves gods? …”
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Legal Regulation of Spreading Opinions and Beliefs through TV Broadcasting by S. A. Kucher

“…It has been stated that the right to information may be limited by law in the interests of national security, territorial integrity or public morality. The general characteristics of monitoring and supervisory powers of the National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting have been provided. …”
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Educational Value and Teaching Strategies of Traditional Chinese Revolutionary Works: Taking High School Chinese Teaching as an Example by WANG Zhen, MA Shaoxi

“…Teachers should integrate text resources, create teaching scenarios, and orderly organize practical activities, in order to effectively realize the educational value of traditional Chinese revolutionary works, enhance students' recognition of the value of these works, and enable them to continue the red bloodline, practice the revolutionary spirit, and ultimately grow into socialist builders and successors with comprehensive development of morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor.…”
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« Leprous literature » : le modèle de la transmission contesté par les théories esthétiques d’Oscar Wilde by Carole Delhorme

“…Indeed, according to the leading case R v Hicklin (1868), which set a precedent for almost a century, a publication was defined as obscene if it had a ‘tendency... to deprave and corrupt those whose minds are open to such immoral influences’, regardless of its literary merit. The morality of a work, as well as the legal and moral responsibility of the artist, could therefore be judged based on the influence that the work could exert on the reader. …”
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THE CORE MYTH OF PSYCHOANALYSIS: ON THE CENTENARY OF FREUD’S “TOTEM AND TABOO” by R. F. Dodeltsev, V. I. Konnov

“…The authors offer an overview of the history of the book’s creation including its psychoanalytical, anthropological and historical sources, analyze its main concepts among them the connection between ancient prohibitions and limitations imposed by neurotics on themselves, similarity between neurotic behavior and behavior of primitive people, examine the place of the book among other works by Freud such as “Mass psychology and Ego analysis”, “Cultural sexual morality and modern neurosis” and others. The article also investigates the main criticisms against Freud’s work launched from historical and psychological positions and tries to single out its constructive elements. …”
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Ethical Climate and Organizational Dissent: Insights from White-Collar Employees by Çiğdem Kaya

“…In contrast, the “personal morality” dimension negatively contributes to questioning articulated dissent, suggesting that high individual ethical standards may discourage critical questioning of organizational practices. …”
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Translation as (Mis)interpretation: The Case of the Philosophy of the Late Fichte by Іван Іващенко

“…At bottom, Kant revises Christianity by rejecting transcendence, the supposed source of epistemic and practical world relations, leading to his critique of Christian ethics and its golden rule of morality whithin his doctrine of categorical imperatives. …”
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Discipline as a key factor in the formation of legal awareness and legality among Ukrainian citizens by Dziubak S.

“…In the research process, it was recognized that the discipline in scientific sources is considered as a system of norms and rules of behavior that ensures compliance with the standards of morality and law accepted in society. Discipline, as the timely and proper fulfillment of rules and obligations, is an important component of legality, as it contributes to the formation of legal awareness and ensuring law and order in the state, as well as stimulates citizens to comply with the adopted laws and norms of life. …”
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How sufficient economy philosophy contributes to sustainable resilience: a qualitative study on the COVID-19 pandemic response in Thailand by Viroj Tangcharoensathien, Kathleen Ford, Bhubate Samutachak, Kullatip Satararuji

“…This study highlights the importance of the SEP, which incorporates five key concepts: moderation, reasonableness, prudence, knowledge and morality. These concepts help affected communities survive and become resilient, which is crucial for achieving several Sustainable Development Goals, such as poverty and hunger reduction, enhanced health and well-being and the sustainability of cities and communities.…”
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Regimes of dispositivity in the legal regulation of contractual relations by Yu. I. Chalyі

“…The contractual relationship "entrepreneur - entrepreneur" requires the highest possible degree of discretionary provisions of the legislation governing these relations, but the freedom of contract in such relations may be limited based on the need to maintain public order, public morality, restrain monopoly, protect third parties from negative externalities arising from certain types of economic activity. …”
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Enlightenment and Totalitarianism A Book Review of Critique and Crisis, Enlightenment and the Pathogenesis of Modern Society by Behnam Joodi, Majid Tavassoli Roknabadi

“…The structure of Absolutism, which was rooted in the dichotomy between sovereign and subject, between public policy and private morality, prevented the Enlightenment and the emancipation movement produced by it from seeing itself as a political phenomenon. …”
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On the human nature (following in the steps of Belyaev) by A. L. Markel

“…In fact, we are talking about epigenetic inheritance in the evolution of culture and morality. The review details the views and theoretical concepts of geneticists, sociologists, social psychologists, anthropologists, behaviorists and ethologists in explaining the phenomenon of human evolution. …”
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Converting the sociotechnical convergence hazards into the risks of digitalisation by V. V. Zotov, I. A. Aseeva, V. G. Budanov, V. A. Belkina

“…Theresult of the taxonomic division was the classification of hazards in such subject areas as (hazard of failure); digital surveillance (hazard of excessive digital surveillance); digital morality (hazard of decision-making by artificial intelligence); digital identification (hazard of identification error); digital privacy (hazard of unauthorized use of personal data); digital communication (hazard of virtualization of social contacts); digital accessibility (hazard of digital inequality); digital clusters (hazard of social network segmentation); digital competence (hazard of digital outsider). …”
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe As a 'Representative Man' in Interpretation by the American Philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson by G.V. Alekseeva

“…Goethe was incapable of obeying the sense of morality, which prevented him from realization of the uniqueness of human personality.…”
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Creative leadership of Manager as managerial competence: value-oriented approach. Part II by V. N. Ivanov, E. V. Yakovleva

“…The first group of factors includes value-orientation component, health, psychological aspects of personality, level of education, professionalism and qualification, morality, creative, emotional and communicative potential. …”
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Legal Regulation of Police Work Incentives by K. V. Kovalenko

“…It has been emphasized that the need for legal regulation of incentives for police work is due to the fact that, first of all, employees must know and understand what they can expect in case of successful, dedicated, high-quality and effective performance of their duties and responsibilities, as well as what they can expect in case of improper (not effective, in terms of the violation of law, official discipline, norms of public morality, professional ethics, etc.) perfomance of their powers; secondly, work incentives are provided not only through positive motivation and encouragement, i.e. in the form of receiving appropriate remuneration by a police officer or public recognition of his or her merits, but also through the possibility of prosecuting a police officer for improper performance of official duties. …”
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The phenomenon of media violence: Historical and philosophical genesis by M.A. Marzan

“…The representatives of these movements criticized conflicts, wars, strife, inquisitions, scaffold executions, accepting the good, reasoning power, morals. 5. Empiricists, rationalists, irrationalists, French enlighteners, representatives of subjective idealism, and others view the phenomenon of violence from different points of view. 6. …”
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Overcoming the threat of anti-bias interventions: Combining self-report and psychophysiological measures to capture the process of change. by Félice van Nunspeet, Esmee M Veenstra, Beatriz Monteiro Graça Casquinho, Naomi Ellemers, Daan Scheepers, Miriam I Wickham, Elena A M Bacchini, Jojanneke van der Toorn, Organizational Behaviour Group

“…In light of research on the psychology of morality, we examined whether confronting people with evidence of their own (group's) bias causes a (psychophysiological) threat response, and how to overcome this. …”
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SPIRITUALITY AS PHILOSOPHICAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DE-VELOPMENT PROBLEM by V. E. Gromov

“…However, we have no person without any ideology and undoubtedly it is possible to attain consonance in the sphere of main morality values.…”
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Editions of Lithuanian books in 1795-1864 by Aušra Navickienė

“…We can also speak about the mass spreading of catechisms, books promoting religious morality, ceremony books, prayer books, and songbooks throughout the entire period in question. …”
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