Savater The objective of introducing the book lover ethics is to show the basis and requirements for achieving live well, "But what are these ideas we need to have ethical attitude as possible?, are these that try to raise in the next text and then using the previous aplicare the activities we do in our daily lives.
me start with the idea that I think would be the basis of the entire book is: Through our freedom achieve CHTMLent) to have misused our freedom, in this case the most ethical thing we can do is to accept our mistake, take it with due responsibility and never try to justify using the adjective irresistible, since it There is nothing that a human being is irresistible and if so would simply be letting her instincts guide him and pasaríaa be an animal, therefore it is an adjective inapplicable to a human decision. Actions enjoy are not bad simply because we like them; The importance lies not enjoy the taste
by all , if not to find love for what surrounds us in this to achieve fulfillment in life is to understand the difference between the proper use of pleasure, which enriches your life, and Abuse of this, impoverishes your life and how to escape it. "Both virtue and vice are in our possession." (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics ).
The best reward that a good life
we can provide is the joy is what we feel , know who we are and above all understand that "Nothing can ma , s than it is. & amAmente is possible when you have a contact with another human and treated as an equal. To achieve the latter we must put in place, taking into account their right not to be a thing but a human, humanized and humanizing and being treated with respect and dignity.
The joy of good living has only one rule: Never be moral imbeciles (do not know what they want, they are afraid of freedom and therefore are afraid to die) and avoid no more to pay attention, know that it is important to live well and responsibility, to continue developing our moral taste, have the strength and conviction SuficOOTH to achieve what you want. For v IViR well have to be selfish
, but without being imbeciles, because the egoist is someone who wants the best for Ely to want the best for it therefore wants to be the good life , however if the person is a moron could pass for being selfish, but ultimately realizes that want everything (material) will ú ; only one who does is remove them all and become your own enemy As with the character Savater quote, "I throw with black despair against my soul and I'll finish convertido enemy of myself. "(Shakespeare, Richard III ). Savater Finally the last thing addressed is the similarity of the ethics and politics and yes, both are very similar but not identical, because it shows you how to live ethical While the same policy and, moreover, instructs us in the good life but in a society.
Moving on the relationship that I see in this reading with what I learned in ethics class is:
First point I would like to relate the Book ReadingAs such, the elements of an action like this:
My intention is to make reading lover ethics and make a good report, because I think that if I do my grade will be of great help to my average of two months.
The second point I would like to quote a phrase from Savater, which found a small irregularity: "There is no worse punishment to realize that one is boycotted by their actions what they really want to be ... "(Savater, 2008); The irregularuniqueness of the talking before the meeting in the word act as the boycott is known to be something deliberate and therefore would be an action. third and final point I will oppose what many history books say about the struggle for independence and by that I mean the phrase: "The insurgents are fighting for freedom" and if Savater says what is right freedom had it since birth, so it would not be fighting for their freedom.
Based on the foregoing I conclude that what Savater teaches in the book dand ethics lover is very useful for life, because every day we all make decisions, good or bad, let us see that we are free and have the power to choose what suits us as humans, with all sincerity that characterizes me as a human, I personally liked this reading, especially the quotes Savater makes the end of each chapter, there are three new things I learned:
afraid I understood that death is an obstruction of our freedom and that we just live our vidto in the most good possible, enjoying what we have and sharing with the ones who can humanize us.
"Life is what happens while making other plans" (John Lennon, QUO Magazine ).
2.
ethics That one does not depend only on yourself and what you do with your freedom.
"In the art of living, man is both the artist and the object of his art, the sculptor and marble, the doctor and patientho wants it, for we have achieved much good public facilities, evil will always be available to those who want evil. "(Savater, 2008).
Ethics for Amador Ariel, 2008
Quo Magazine
Editorial expansion, no. 129, July 2008, p.24.
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