İNSAN ve SADAKAT

Year 2002, Volume: 1 Issue: 35, 125 - 133, 15.07.2002

Emel Koç

Abstract

HUMAN AND FIDELITY

Abstract

G. Marcel's relation to J. Royce is interesting both because of their similarities and differences. According to Marcel, fidelity is a mystery which actualizes inter-subjectivity. Fidelity can only be shown towards a person, never at all to a notion or an ideal. An absolute fidelity involves an absolute person. Royce states that loyalty is a good, a supreme good. Loyalty shall mean: The willing and practical and thoroughgoing devotion of a person to a cause. Loyalty tends to unify life, to give it centre, fixity, stability

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