--- authfriend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> --- In [email protected], Peter Sutphen 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <snip>
> > Most mature, intelligent, college educated adults
> are
> > in stage 5. They can take multiple perspectives
> > regarding the same thing and understand several
> > courses of action. They see the value of social
> laws,
> > but also recognize there are individual situations
> and
> > circumstances where these laws need to be
> > transgressed. Culties are in stage 4 and think
> they
> > are in stage 6. By the way, MMY's behavior puts
> him in
> > stage 1(moral reasoning dictated by avoidance of
> > punishment). Go figure.
> 
> I figure you're in a bad mood, Peter.
> 
> "Stage 1 Punishment/Obedience - Consequentialism.
> This stage is characterized by avoidance of
> punishment and unquestioning deference to power
> as values in themselves. Simple Hedonism."
> 
> You think MMY gives "unquestioning deference
> to power"?
> 
> And how do you reconcile his dictum "Don't do
> anything you think might be wrong" with stage 1?
> Sounds to me like stage 5--"a recognition of the
> relative nature of personal values"--if not
> stage 6, or even Ken Wilber's stage 7, "where
> univeral concern for humanity is combined with
> a concern for all nature--identification is
> broadened to the universe itself, care is held
> for all nature in a manner such that one cares
> for the universe around him just as another
> cares for his own body" (which could conceivably
> involve taking actions that appear to demonstrate
> lack of concern for individuals or individual
> segments of humanity).
> 
> He does tend to run the organization as if he
> thought its personnel were at the lower levels,
> though.

That's why I added the "Go figure". I think Kohlberg's
model of moral reasoning is pretty much based on
Western assumptions of morality and runs into problems
with people like MMY.



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