Ethics turnkey

The St. Petersburg philosopher Alexander Sekatsky in his new book considers ethical systems as freely created and chosen products of spiritual creativity. The purposeful creation of ethical systems involves an accurate assessment of historical models of morality, as well as a kind of ethical archeology, which allows to determine the sequence and depth of the layers of certain morality and morality. Archaeological finds after their study and restoration can be presented for living. The book also substantiates the point of view according to which art will sooner or later move from creating individual poles to the synthesis of certain "lifestyles" in the plural, that is, in fact to the creation of turnkey ethics.
Work contains many original thoughts, controversial conclusions and acute polemic replicas