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J. マッカンのコスモポリタニズム
John MacCunn and the Philosophy of Cosmopolitanism
尾崎, 邦博
OZAKI, Kunihiro
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John MacCunn is known as one of T. H. Green's disciples. Profoundly influenced by Green, who sought to unite the civic spirit of the ancient world with modern democracy, MacCunn attaches importance to the idea of citizenship as the cardinal principle in a democratic society. According to MacCunn, democratic citizenship rests on equality and fraternity. These are rooted in the recognition of the moral worth of men, which parts them from chattels and animals. It follows that respect is due to the moral worth and in being due to it becomes the parent of sympathy, which arises between men, and can be the basis of fraternity. Fraternity, as the social tie between men, is able to be carried into the wider relationship, which unites citizens of a nation. Thus the citizens, bound together by the bond of fraternity, feel constrained to have moral duties towards fellow-countrymen. But the moral ground of duties towards fellow-countrymen are likewise the ultimate ground of duties towards foreigners. Such duties may be called cosmopolitan duties, which enjoin us to do our best, through the exercise of political rights, to shape the policy of a nation for the cause of humanity.
名古屋大学大学院経済学研究科
2012-03-25
jpn
departmental bulletin paper
VoR
https://doi.org/10.18999/ecos.59.4.145
http://hdl.handle.net/2237/16288
https://nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/14382
10.18999/ecos.59.4.145
0022-9725
経済科学
59
4
145
159
https://nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/14382/files/ozaki_kunihiro.pdf
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