运河鲜闻｜伦理深耕运河文化，展示运河文化的核心精神内核—扬州市伦理学会“伦理+”行动启航 The Ethical Society's "Ethics+" Initiative Has Set Sail

大运河传媒讯 （徐蓉）伦理学作为哲学的分支，往往被人认为是深奥枯燥的学问。但扬州这家学会，用十年的时间证明，伦理学也可以成为校园育人、家风建设、社会文化发展的准则。7月25日，扬州市伦理学会第二届会员大会在扬州职业技术大学召开。来自扬州高校、文化产业机构等行业的专家学者齐聚一堂，共同推进“伦理+”行动，探讨伦理研究如何赋能医疗、科技以及运河文化传承保护等多领域发展。

扬州千年漕运文明孕育了崇文尚德、守正包容的城市品格，也为伦理研究与实践落地提供了绝佳土壤。2016年，扬州市伦理学会成立，填补了扬州本土伦理研究的空白，也是全省继苏州之后的第二家市级伦理学会。这个由学界爱好者、教育工作者组成的学会，跳出传统学术圈“闭门研究” 的套路，把晦涩的哲学伦理，变成了普通人能够运用、实践的知识“法宝”。

扬州职业技术大学党委委员、副校长吴书安介绍了学校校会合作，依托校园阵地落地德育教学的实践成果。学会在全国首创的“谈心德育”，通过“谈心屋”、谈心媒体、谈心讲座和课堂等多种形式不断深化大学生思想政治教育，解决学生青春困惑，成为校园德育的一张亮眼名片。

“学会的一大特色就是将伦理学与逻辑学相结合，既培养科学思维，也增强规范意识，两者相结合在学术研究和普及知识上发挥了‘1+1＞2’的效益。”扬州市伦理学会首届会长丁瑃告诉大运河传媒记者，学会在做的就是克服“八股气”“形式主义”，通过研讨社会热点，解决实际问题，运用多种方法开展工作，让普通人能从中受益。

此外，伦理学不仅服务高校教育，也能延伸到各行各业。本次大会的全新亮点就是推出“伦理+”多领域的专业发展新布局，让伦理能够进一步赋能城市发展。学会秘书长、扬州职业技术大学医学院副教授罗雪表示，医学实验、医疗人文、医生职业操守等都涉及伦理道德，“伦理+医学”的率先落地，就是用道德规范医学活动，探索“伦理+”的新实践。

接下来，学会还将全面铺开多赛道发展。“伦理+科技”聚焦人工智能等新技术发展的伦理边界，探讨科技向善、规避技术乱象；“伦理+商业”思考各行业的职场道德、企业经营思路，打造诚信营商环境；“伦理+运河文化”深度挖掘大运河文化、优良家风、乡贤善治风尚等，把古老的运河伦理，转化为当代城市文明的新风尚。

扬州市伦理学会会长邓峰谈到，扬州是一座崇文尚德的千年古城，为学会开展伦理研究、传播道德文化、涵养城市文明提供了丰厚滋养。学会将扎根扬州文化沃土，围绕传统伦理传承、家风涵养、基层文明培育等务实课题，稳步推进学术研讨与成果交流，让伦理思想温润落地、赋能地方发展。

未来，扬州市伦理学会将深化与会员单位、各类学校和其他行业单位的社会资源，强强联合开展活动。世界运河历史文化城市合作组织（WCCO）运河城市国际交流专委会主任邓清表示，期待未来与扬州市伦理学会深化联动、携手同行。希望学会持续依托扬州独特的运河文化资源，深耕伦理研究，将传统伦理智慧融入新时代城市治理、文明实践和基层服务，也期待双方搭建常态化合作平台，共研运河文化，讲好扬州运河文明故事。

Grand Canal Media News (Xu Rong) As a branch of philosophy, ethics is often considered a profound and dry discipline. But this society in Yangzhou has proven over ten years that ethics can also serve as a guiding principle for campus education, family values construction, and social and cultural development. On July 25, the second general meeting of the Yangzhou Ethics Society was held at Yangzhou Polytechnic University. Experts and scholars from Yangzhou universities, cultural industry institutions, and other industries gathered to jointly advance the "Ethics" initiative, exploring how ethical research can empower the development of healthcare, technology, and the inheritance and protection of canal culture.

Yangzhou's millennia-old grain transport civilization has nurtured a city character that values culture and virtue, upholds integrity and inclusiveness, and has provided an excellent foundation for ethical research and practical application. In 2016, the Yangzhou Ethics Society was established, filling a gap in local ethical research in Yangzhou, and it is the second municipal-level ethics society in the province after Suzhou. This society, composed of academic enthusiasts and educators, broke away from the traditional academic circle's "closed-door research" routine, turning obscure philosophical ethics into a "magic weapon" of knowledge that ordinary people can use and practice.

Wu Shuan, member of the Party Committee and Vice President of Yangzhou Polytechnic University, introduced the practical achievements of the school-association cooperation and the implementation of moral education teaching based on campus platforms. The society pioneered the nationwide "Heart-to-Heart Moral Education" program, continuously deepening ideological and political education for college students through various forms such as the "Heart-to-Heart Talks Room," heart-to-heart media, heart-to-heart lectures, and classrooms, addressing students' youthful confusions and becoming a shining calling card for campus moral education.

"One of the society's major features is the integration of ethics and logic, which both cultivates scientific thinking and strengthens awareness of norms. The combination of the two has achieved a '1+1 > 2' effect in academic research and knowledge popularization." Ding Chun, the first president of the Yangzhou Ethics Society, told Grand Canal Media reporters that what the society is doing is overcoming "rigid arguments" and "formalism," discussing social hot topics, solving practical problems, and employing various methods to carry out work, allowing ordinary people to benefit.

Moreover, ethics not only serves university education but can also be extended to various industries. A new highlight of this conference is the introduction of a new multi-field professional development layout for "ethics," enabling ethics to further empower urban development. Luo Xue, Secretary-General of the Society and Associate Professor at the School of Medicine, Yangzhou Polytechnic University, stated that medical experiments, medical humanities, and doctors' professional ethics all involve ethics and morality. The pioneering implementation of "ethical medicine" is about using morality to regulate medical activities and explore new practices in "ethics."

Next, the society will comprehensively expand into multiple tracks. "Ethics and Technology" focuses on the ethical boundaries of the development of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, exploring the good of technology and the prevention of technological chaos; "Ethics in Business" reflects on workplace ethics and business strategies across industries, creating an honest business environment; "Ethics: Canal Culture" deeply explores Grand Canal culture, fine family traditions, and the governance customs of local sages, transforming ancient canal ethics into new trends in contemporary urban civilization.

Deng Feng, president of the Yangzhou Ethics Society, mentioned that Yangzhou is a thousand-year-old ancient city that values culture and virtue, providing rich nourishment for the society to conduct ethical research, promote moral culture, and nurture urban civilization. The society will take root in Yangzhou's rich cultural soil, steadily advance academic discussions and achievement exchanges around pragmatic topics such as traditional ethics inheritance, family tradition cultivation, and grassroots civilization cultivation, allowing ethical thought to be genuinely implemented and empowering local development.

In the future, the Yangzhou Ethics Society will deepen social resources with member units, various schools, and other industry organizations, and strengthen joint efforts to carry out activities. Deng Qing, Director of the Canal City International Exchange Committee of the World Historic and Cultural Canal Cities Cooperation Organization (WCCO), expressed his hope for deepening collaboration and joint progress with the Yangzhou Ethics Society in the future. He hopes the society will continue to rely on Yangzhou's unique canal cultural resources, deeply cultivate ethical research, integrate traditional ethical wisdom into urban governance, civilization practice, and grassroots services in the new era, and also look forward to both sides building a regular cooperation platform to jointly study canal culture and tell the story of Yangzhou's canal civilization.

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制作 曹宇

编校 延晨 徐蓉

一审 桂艳 张莉

二审 肖东 董明

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