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Моральное равенство (англ. moral equivalen … Моральное равенство (англ. moral equivalence) — приём в политических дебатах. Сводится к утверждению невозможности доказательства морального превосходства одной из сторон в отношении действий, тактики и т.п. Впервые был упомянут в работе Уильяма Джеймса The Moral Equivalent of War (1906). Применяется для оправдания собственных неблаговидных действий за счёт указания на предположительно такие же действия противной стороны. Этот термин имел некоторое хождение в дискуссиях, касательно Холодной войны, а также арабо-израильском конфликте, происходящим и ныне.зраильском конфликте, происходящим и ныне.
, Moral equivalence is a term used in politi … Moral equivalence is a term used in political debate, usually to deny that a moral comparison can be made of two sides in a conflict, or in the actions or tactics of two sides. The term had some currency in polemic debates about the Cold War, and currently the Arab–Israeli conflict. "Moral equivalence" began to be used as a polemic term-of-retort to "moral relativism", which had been gaining use as an indictment against political foreign policy that appeared to use only a situation-based application of widely held ethical standards. International conflicts are sometimes viewed similarly, and interested parties periodically urge both sides to conduct a ceasefire and negotiate their differences. However these negotiations may prove difficult in that both parties in a conflict believe that they are morally superior to the other, and are unwilling to negotiate on basis of moral equivalence.o negotiate on basis of moral equivalence.
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Моральное равенство (англ. moral equivalen … Моральное равенство (англ. moral equivalence) — приём в политических дебатах. Сводится к утверждению невозможности доказательства морального превосходства одной из сторон в отношении действий, тактики и т.п. Впервые был упомянут в работе Уильяма Джеймса The Moral Equivalent of War (1906). Применяется для оправдания собственных неблаговидных действий за счёт указания на предположительно такие же действия противной стороны. Этот термин имел некоторое хождение в дискуссиях, касательно Холодной войны, а также арабо-израильском конфликте, происходящим и ныне.зраильском конфликте, происходящим и ныне.
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