Wydawnictwo
AWSGE
AWSGE
Akademia Nauk Stosowanych
WSGE
im. Alcide De Gasperi
WSGE
im. Alcide De Gasperi
BOOK CHAPTER (43-64)
The ethos of universal solidarity – a call for the responsibility
of modern man
KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT
The author reflects on the subject that universal solidarity resulting from the
responsibility of modern man is necessary in these times. He points to the
need to regenerate individual people, as well as the society, which will help to
provide justice, solidarity, care, honesty and justice to human needs and rights.
Solidarity, being a public good, belonging to the nature of society, demands
its implementation for the good of mankind. It is not enough to be legally
enforceable (in international legal acts), but it needs active participation in the
community, creation interpersonal bonds, implementation of the common
interest. In the societies of modern globalized space, communication that meets
ethical requirements should become one of the instruments of building a culture
of tolerance. It should be recognized that transmitting information on agreed
values by means of language, as well as the language itself, should become
value transmitters. Nations, governments have been provoked to re-discuss and
consider social, political and economic life from the anthropological, ethicalsolidarity and legal point of view, taking into account the correct vision of man,
society and democracy
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