当代中国“啃老”现象的伦理分析-伦理学专业论文.docx

II II Abstract Neet, also called neets. Neets is NEET in Taiwan of transliteration, which is used earliest in England and after gradually used in other countries. It refers to some the youth who is out of education or employment and has nothing to do all day long ethnic. In the UK, neets refers to16~ 34 year-old young people and in Japan, is the15~ 34 year-old young people. At present our country neet most is a generation of only children, aged 20to 30 years of age. They grew up under the adoption of their parents and their ability of adapting to the environment is weak. They cannot be fully independent in their adulthood and still rely on their parents in order to maintain their own survival and development. They were not to find work, but to take the initiative to give up the opportunity of obtain employment. They have the ability to earn a living and must rely on their parents to live. Contemporary Neet is no longer rising personal problem , but has become the society’s phenomenon . With the increasingly fierce market competition and further increase of employment pressure , a significant part of the young gave up viable ideas , investing in the embrace of the parents instead, relying on their economic support and continue to live . Neet phenomenon is not unique to China, and in the world there are such a group of people, the parasitical impact social ethics and morality, but also to the country s economic development has brought great pressure and burden, and in this social phenomenon that underlie the genesis is diversified, family, school, social and personal factors has an important influence on it. How to improve the current phenomenon has become the focus of attention problems. This article will make some analysis and discussion on the phenomenon. Keywords: China, the parasitical, NEET PAGE PAGE IV 目 录 第一章 导言··················································································································1 1.1 研究的目的及意义1 1.1.1 研究的目的 1 1.1.