Rationality
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Purpose:
To developone’s rational capacities and live a life respecting therights and needs of others
Question(s):
What is the best way for me to develop myself nonegocentrically and live a fulfilling and moral life?
Information:
Knowledge that enables people to live and grow rationally
Inference(s):
Nonegocentric people make sound judgments about people, places, and things that enable them to live a rational life and develop their capacities
Concept(s):
The concepts of living a life of continual self-improvement while respecting the rights and needs of others
Assumption(s):
It is possible and highly desirable to live a life of continual self-improvement and moral integrity
Implication(s):
What can follow and what does follow when I behave rationally— respecting others and developing myself
Point(s) of View:
Looking at life as requiring the development of one’s rational capacities in order to be fulfilled
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