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FIX MODERN SOCIETY
SPEAKING ABOUT SOCIETY
ARE WE LIVING IN A MORAL STONE AGE? |Christina Hoff Sommers
THE DEATH OF INTIMACY | Martin Jacques
GLOSSARY
VOCABULARY QUIZ
TOPIC VOCABULARY
ACTIVE VOCABULARY
COLLOCATIONS
MORAL WORDS
MORAL - MORALE - MORALS - MORALITY - MORES
В компании все решения руководства воспринимаются как неоспоримая истина.Многие полагают, что этические нормы в бизнесе постепенно размываются. Любой учитель может привести примеры опасного влияния рынка на социальные ценности.
Этика современного общества кардинально отличается от морали древних цивилизаций.Нарушение правил влечет за собой последствия.Он пытался завоевать доверие сотрудников, критикуя методы работы конкурентов.
Люди могут отказаться от многих вещей, но не от своих принципов.Какая инстанция должна заниматься вопросами этики?Новые эпохи порождают новые формы международных отношений.
Несмотря на все усилия, цель достижения равенства для всех остается недостижимой.Между культурами существуют лишь незначительные различия, существенно отличаются лишь их традиции.Как распознать истинную дружбу среди мимолетных знакомств?
Ухудшение условий жизни людей приводит к постепенному ухудшению их психического состояния.Эти инициативы должны улучшить экономическую ситуацию в стране и снизить уровень безработицы. Некоторые считают, что идеология захватила умы людей, подменив их моральные ценности.
ARE WE LIVING IN A MORAL STONE AGE? |Christina Hoff Sommers
  • What are some specific societal ills mentioned in the article, and which ones are considered the most concerning?
  • How does the article define morality, and what significance does it attribute to moral values in contemporary life?
  • What insights does Christina Hoff Sommers provide regarding the moral state of today's youth?
  • the moral n________
  • a moral h________
  • moral p________
  • moral e________
  • moral p________
  • moral d________
  • moral c________
  • moral i________
  • moral t________
  • morally c________
  • morally l________
  • morally a________
  • morally s________
  • the truth is in d________
  • a________ signs
  • the escalating p________
  • the u________ of criminal activity
  • decreasing i________
  • r________ from cynical attacks
THE DEATH OF INTIMACY | Martin Jacques
  • What are the main causes of moral confusion among young people, according to the author?
  • What methods does the author propose for restoring confidence in moral ideals?
  • In what ways do you think the rise of individualism has affected family interactions and the overall quality of relationships in modern society?

the death of intimacy

ultimate justification

First, the rise of individualism, initially evident in the 1960s, has made self the dominant interest, the universal reference point and one’s own needs as the ultimate justification of everything.
  • to fall to historic new lows
The birth rate has fallen to historic new lows.

conventional wisdom

The conventional wisdom is that the media has made us a more thoughtful and knowledgeable society.

yardsticks of society

policy wonks

hear the policy-wonks say.......

SET 1

an article of faith

to erode

insidious

to hijack

marginal

transient

antithesis

to engender

incidence

deterioration

elusive

to entail

to attend to

to forgo

to denigrate

SET 2

to forgo privileges

insidious health effects

elusive concept

to attend to others

a high incidence of

to entail responsibility

to engender aggression

to forgo one's time

to reduce an incidence of

move

intentions

insidious

influence

effect

of suicide

to reduce

incidence

low

to assess

nature

answer

elusive

goal

terrorist

differences

importance

marginal

profit

socially

to decide

comfort

to forgo

smth in exchange for

an opportunity

dangerously

confidence

to erode

morale

happiness

to remain

to take smth as

article of faith

among

to become

gradual

to lead to

deterioration

to halt

irreversible

feelings

relationships

transient

effect

nature

  • fibre
  • right
  • scruples
  • standards
  • majority
  • duty
  • issue
  • integrity
  • crusade
  • climate
  • confusion
  • nihilism
  • haze
  • ozone
  • decay
  • judgment
  • experience
  • progress
  • ideals
  • truth

MORAL

MORAL - MORALE - MORALS - MORALITY - MORES

MORAL

The moral of a story is the lesson that story teaches about how to behave in the world.Moral comes from the Latin word mores, for habits. The moral of a story is supposed to teach you how to be a better person. If moral is used as an adjective, it means good, or ethical. If you have a strong moral character, you are a good member of society. If someone is a cheat and a liar, you might say, "She is not a moral person."
MORAL - MORALE - MORALS - MORALITY - MORES

MORALE

Morale is the spirit a group has that makes them want to succeed. It's a sense of well-being that comes from confidence, usefulness, and purpose.We often talk about the morale of groups in tough situations, and we can describe them as having "good morale" or "low morale." If too many members of a combat unit are killed and the surviving soldiers start to doubt they’ll make it home alive, then their morale is very very low. We can also talk about individual morale. In order to succeed, a sailor on a solo trip around the world needs plenty of ways to keep her morale up.

/məʊˈræl/

MORAL - MORALE - MORALS - MORALITY - MORES
Morals are what you believe to be right and wrong. People can have different morals: you might say, "I like his morals" or "I wonder about his morals."Your morals are your ideas about right and wrong, especially how you should act and treat other people. Most people would agree that thieves, murderers, and other criminals are lacking morals. A lot of people would say politicians could use some morals as well. Every person has a slightly different set of morals, and different cultures have their own morals as well. You probably get your morals from a combination of your parents, your teachers, your culture, and your religion.

MORALS

/ˈmɒrəlz/

MORAL - MORALE - MORALS - MORALITY - MORES
Morality is a concern with what’s right or wrong. Your sense of morality prevents you from cheating on your school exams, on your taxes, or on your spouse.You’ll notice the word moral is in morality. And you might remember reading fairy tales that ended with the phrase, “The moral of the story is…” That’s because stories for children are often intended to instruct kids as to what the good or right decision is in a situation. For example, Cinderella teaches kids that if their foot fits the glass slipper, they can end up marrying a prince. How's that for morality?

MORALITY

MORAL - MORALE - MORALS - MORALITY - MORES
Mores are the customs, norms, and behaviors that are acceptable to a society or social group. If your personal morals are in disagreement with local mores, you should be prepared to be annoyed every time you read the local Letters to the Editor.Mores and morals have similar meanings — mores are the morals of a group or society itself. They are not necessarily based on written law and they can change. The mores of the Victorian era prescribed modesty for women. A Victorian traveling to our time would probably be shocked by current mores that allow women to wear shorts.

MORES

/ˈmɔreɪz/

  • принято считать
  • общепринятая мудрость
  • общепринятое мнение
  • расхожее мнение
  • здравый смысл
  • порождать
  • породить
  • вызвать
  • Intimacy and Relationships
  • Consumerism's Influence
  • Emotional Development
  • Moral Education
  • Cognitive Moral Confusion
  • Role of Technology
  • мерила общества
  • общественные критерии
  • The order was passed down by Afghanistan's morality police in the Taliban's Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice.
  • It involves a complex balance between ethics and law, morality and medicine.
  • Mr Netanyahu responded: "Erdogan, who commits genocide against the Kurds, who holds a world record for imprisoning journalists who oppose his rule, is the last person who can preach morality to us".
  • In this section of the inquiry there was much discussion about the behaviour, morality and personality of prominent politicians.
  • подорвать/подрывать
  • разрушать
  • ослабить
  • размывать
  • скрытый
  • коварный
  • вероломный
  • опасный
  • тлетворный
  • пожертвовать своим временем
  • высшее оправдание
  • безоговорочное право
  • окончательное подтверждение
  • отказаться от/ отказываться от
  • воздержаться от
  • поступиться
  • morally confused
  • morally literate
  • morally articulate
  • morally self-confident
  • In his spending plans for the coming year, Mr Swinney said eradicating child poverty it would be his administration's "moral compass" and promised "a system of whole family support".
  • People crossing the Channel in small boats is an issue at once human, moral, practical, political and diplomatic.
  • His moral stand thrust the brutal conflict - which has garnered far less global attention than Ukraine or Gaza - into popular culture, and activists hope other artists will follow suit.
  • “It’s scary. We shouldn’t downplay this. These people have no moral scruples. They regard you as their enemies,” she warns, referring to Russian intelligence agents.
  • непреложная истина
  • предмет/догмат/символ веры
  • the moral nihilism
  • a moral haze
  • moral philosophy
  • moral experience
  • moral progress
  • moral decay
  • moral confusion
  • moral ideals
  • moral truth
  • This would entail more trained police officers and extra resources at a time when policing faced numerous challenges including retention and morale issues.
  • The opposition spokesman for foreign affairs said they were not against the plan, but that the government's defence strategy was undermining confidence and morale in the defence force.
  • An investigation found a culture of bullying and low morale, which meant patient safety concerns were not addressed.
  • Even if the military does manage to increase troop numbers by force, this will do little to address collapsing morale in the ranks.
  • отказаться от привилегий
  • заботиться о других
  • сложное понятие
  • влечь за собой ответственность
  • высокий уровень
  • the truth is in disrepute
  • apparent signs
  • the escalating prevalence
  • the upsurge of criminal activity
  • decreasing integrity
  • refrain from cynical attacks
  • маргинальный
  • предельный
  • незначительный,
  • крайний, пограничный
  • второстепенный, малозначащий
  • минимально эффективный
  • промежуточный
  • упасть до исторического минимума
  • переходный, преходящий
  • временный
  • скоротечный
  • кратковременный, мимолетный
  • недолговечный
  • случайный
  • уделять внимание
  • проявлять внимание
  • удовлетворять
  • следить за
  • заботиться о
  • обслуживать, обслужить
  • снизить уровень
  • повлечь/ влечь за собой
  • привести к, подразумевать, означать
  • предполагать, предусматривать
  • потребовать/ требовать
  • включать
  • сопровождаться
  • вызывать
  • политические аналитики
  • политиканы
  • антитеза, антитезис
  • противоречие, антипод
  • противоположность
  • противопоставление
  • противоположение
  • The force was established in 2005 to uphold Islamic morals and laws on "proper" dress which were introduced after the Islamic Revolution of 1979.
  • In a statement on the governor’s campaign website, Ms. Stephens praised Mr. Shapiro and Mr. Davis for their “morals” and “values.”
  • A perceived decline in ethics/morals/family rounds out the list, at 4%.
  • We condemn the excessive materialism of the West. We deplore the loss of solidarity and brotherliness, the decay of morals and the daily violations of human dignity.
  • Japan and the West had different sexual mores, but Japan’s culture was not particularly licentious or permissive.
  • What really happened is that the hard-liners among the Taliban, those with the harshest Pashtun village mores, have triumphed over more moderate voices and factions.
  • Regardless of cultural or social mores, children need present parents.
  • The event promises to “enlighten conference attendees about mores, norms and challenges of community members and residents of diverse backgrounds.”
  • эффективность применения силы
  • действенность власти
  • эффективности власти
  • неуловимый, ускользающий
  • труднодостижимый, недостижимый
  • невозможный, несбыточный
  • смутный, слабый, неясный
  • уклончивый
  • иллюзорный
  • вызывать агрессию
  • опасные последствия для здоровья
  • заболеваемость
  • частота/ частотность
  • распространенность/ распространение
  • уровень, число, случаи, процент, сфера действия, численность, масштабы
  • ухудшение, снижение
  • износ, изношенность
  • обострение
  • деградация
  • разрушение
  • разложение
  • очернить/ очернять
  • порочить/ опорочить
  • принижать/ принизить
  • унизить/ унижать
  • дискредитировать
  • захватить
  • перехватить
  • угнать
  • украсть
  • похитить/ похищать
  • взломать
  • нападать
  • to exercise
  • to use
  • power of persuasion
  • military power
  • power of words
  • economic power
  • to lose
  • balance of power
  • to abjure power
  • ultimate
  • destructiv
  • limited
  • at the height of
  • abuse of
  • economic/political/social