Analysis of the Concept of Social Responsibility Quality

Lan SU

Abstract


Social responsibility is a quality required for an individual’s attitude and lifestyle to create a better life in the new era. It reflects the unity of values and practices of the human nature and the way people exist in new times. Based on the Marxist view of responsibility, the paper analyzes the connotation of the concept, and further explores the relationship between this quality on the one hand and the sense of social responsibility and morality on the other hand.

Keywords


Social responsibility quality; Marxist view of responsibility; Social responsibility; Moral quality

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/11082

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