Discussing Ethics and Deeds
When exploring philosophical concepts, you will often discuss ethics (etyka), morality (moralność), and moral dilemmas (dylemat).
| Since ethics is important, we must analyze every deed. | Ponieważ etyka jest ważna, musimy analizować każdy czyn. |
| It is a huge dilemma, especially if your morality forbids such things. | To ogromny dylemat, zwłaszcza jeśli twoja moralność zabrania takich rzeczy. |
Adding Rhetorical Weight with "wszak" and "wszakże"
To remind your listener of an undeniable truth or justify a statement, use the rhetorical particles wszak and wszakże (after all / as is well known). They present an argument as obvious or universally accepted, adding a formal, philosophical tone.
| After all, goodness and evil are not the same thing. | Wszak dobro i zło to nie to samo. |
| He does not feel anything; after all, he has no conscience. | On nie czuje niczego, wszakże nie ma sumienia. |
| After all, a pure soul is important above all. | Wszak przede wszystkim ważna jest czysta dusza. |
| Goodness returns; as is well known, every good deed has value. | Dobro wraca, wszakże każdy dobry czyn ma wartość. |
| A clear conscience heals the soul; after all, it is the truth. | Czyste sumienie leczy duszę, wszakże to prawda. |
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