Titlebook: Studies in Pascal’s Ethics; A. W. S. Baird Book 1975 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1975 ethics.morality.oral discourse

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Book 1975oes not mean that an attempt is made to classify all Pascal‘s moral judgements in order to relate them to that doctrine. The intention is rather to dIstinguish the different moral stances Pascal takes, and to ascertain how far the apparent inconsistencies between them can be explained, if not reconc

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,Pascal’s Three Orders as the Basis of a Scale of Values,ine how far Pascal’s often seemingly inconsistent estimates of value are to be explained in terms of this basic conception it will be necessary to examine what, if any, relation holds between each of the three orders if we can regard them as orders of value — or, in other words, to see to what extent they can be said to compromise a scale.

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,Pascal’s Authoritarian Approach to Ethics in the ,,hat he believes is a revealed system of truth. Two factors contributing to this authoritarian approach are his conception of theology, the discipline which in his opinion properly concerns itself with revealed truth, and his estimate of human nature.

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,Pascal’s Rejection of Contemporary Aristocratic Morality,e worldly aristocracy. In the . he remarks that the Jesuits, who form the most powerful and numerous order in the Church, are confessors to the great.. And some notes for the . contain two significant references to the Jesuits’ ., the word used by Pascal to describe their attempt to come to terms with the code of behaviour accepted by that class.