The Ethics of Dimitar Mihalchev – Regulator of Human Relations

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morals, ìîðàtemper, morality, „given”, living unity, law, order, happiness, egoist, will, pleasure, suffering, love, ethics of duty, conscience, freedom, determinism, indeterminism, purpose, choice, value, coercion, necessity

Summary
The article analyses the ethical views of Dimitar Mihalchev, a representative of the Bulgarian philosophical ethical thought. Linking the theoretical - philosophical analysis with social reality, D. Mihalchev advocates for „realistic ethics” as a dynamic system of values, pertaining to all mankind.

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