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The origins of morality in archaic society. Based on Iliad
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The origins of morality in archaic society. Based on Iliad
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S0236-20070000616-8-1
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Authors
R. Apressyan 
Edition
Issue 4
Pages
21-39
Abstract
The origins of morality, understood as not causing unnecessary harm, justice, benevolence, cooperation, friendly and careful support, and opposite actions are considered at the level of behavioral and communicative practices of the archaic society. Morality as a mode of regulation universally significant actions formed in the process of reflection on particular personal, communicative and communal experience and its further normative generalization. The analysis subject matter are plot lines in the Iliad - the dynamics of relations between Achilles and Agamemnon (from confrontation to reconciliation), and between Achilles and the Trojans in the persons of Hector and Priam (from hatred to indulgence and care).
Keywords
GENEALOGY OF MORALITY, RECIPROCITY, RETRIBUTION, GOLDEN RULE, HOMER, ACHILLES, HECTOR, PRIAM
Date of publication
01.08.2011
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