英文摘要 |
This paper aims at reading the article ‘Lectures on Basic Ques-tion to Ethics and Doctrine of Value’ in Husserl’s early work Lectures on Ethics and Doctrine of Value in view of Aristotle’s The Nico-machean Ethic, and conceiving the similar meaning between them. It is to be shown that we can understand and interpret some discussions in Husserl’s ethics via Aristotle’s ethics. We discuss the relationship between them regarding the following three issues: (1) Husserl characterizes ethics as a doctrine of craft; (2) Husserl argues that the judgment of value springs from affection; (3) Husserl differentiates the concept of “will” from that of “wish”. That we characterize Aristotle’s and Husserl’s ethics together as a doctrine of craft is the main axis of this paper. In regard to Husserl’s early ethics, we interpret there are three levels of meaning of the doctrine of craft for him, and suggest the pure ethics, so as the pure logics, means the highest level of the doctrine of craft. It means also: “phýsis is the highest poíesis” (Heidegger’s words), and phýsis develops itself for the sake of the “pure form” according to Aristotle’s thinking system. The purity of ethics contains in original all matters. This is what Husserl means the pure science (theory) is equipped with the greatest achievement of praxis. As a result, while the earlier Husserl discusses about ethics so in analog to logics and often regarding its purity, as to give many readers the impression of his too formalized way of treatment, this paper wants to expose the profound meaning behind this treatment, in order to provide a more adequate understanding and comment for it. |