Similar results arose from the handwashing experiment.Physical purification, in other words, produces a more relaxed attitude to morality.
The aesthetic attitude is one of disinterested interest in the presented, attentiveness to the given in its own right, as opposed to the cognitive attitude's concern with prediction and significance for future experience, and the concern on the part of the attitude of action or morality with the pursuit of absent but attainable goods.
Official support for particular attitudes to morality and family structure seen by many (but not by all) as hallmarks of the faith?
As recognized by Hebert and colleagues, the PIT survey may be incapable of evaluating other aspects of morality including attitudes, skills, facts and formal knowledge [ 13].
A report from another trader seemed to confirm this, saying that the execution showed Kim Jong-un's lack of morality and that attitudes towards him had "turned in a negative direction".
Feinberg's research investigates the way people form groups and societies through the lens of morality and political attitudes.
Yet Nietzsche could not embrace the view that the flourishing of "higher men" will appeal to "our tendency" to admire such men or to any sort of "common" attitude, given the logic of his critique of morality.
But some relativists argue that that there is no source of morality other than our attitudes (e.g., they argue for subjectivism), so cultural variation implies that morality is relative (Prinz, 2007).
There are also separate questions concerning his attitude to ideas of justice, and to ideas of morality more broadly concerned.
On the one end of it is what you might call a "cosmopolitan" philosophy: a relaxed, liberal attitude to issues concerning national identity (like immigration) and to questions of morality and lifestyle (like gay marriage).
