Philosophy - ethics
The next horizon of career counseling: ethics - the philosophy of living
... is philosophy—ethics—that can provide novel intellectual perspectives to enhance career counselling as a technology of self that can bolster clients’ capacity to face the world of work and their existential ...
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Persons and their lives. Reformational philosophy on man, ethics, and beyond
... Reformational philosophy to acknowledge that ethics would become an inert and ineffective partner in the moral debate if it would restrict itself to be ‘science of the ethical ...of ethics, because ...
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The concept of vulnerability in medical ethics and philosophy
... medical ethics today. Admittedly, there are classic approaches to medical ethics and philosophy of medicine that often implicitly describe the situation of patients seeking medical help as a ...
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the participation of philosophy in an ethics and politics of joy
... conceives ethics as a passage from a lesser to a greater power to ...of philosophy with children constitutes a joyful experience as it promotes shared understanding through our openness to affecting and ...
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Echoes of Sartre: using existentialism as a living philosophy to inform the teaching of the soft accounting theory, business ethics and ecological sustainability courses
... the philosophy teacher Mathieu Delarue by refusing to comment on his action of putting his arm around her in the ...a philosophy teacher at the university, is overly burdened by forcing himself to live ...
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Tasawwuf oriented Educational Philosophy and its Relevance to the Formation of Religion and Ethics Course Curriculum
... Abstract The breadth of the symbolic, linguistic and practical articulation of Tasawwuf philosophy includes concepts pertinent to education. Tasawwuf distinguishes itself as a site for the development of moral ...
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Writing narrative as ethics and philosophy in International Relations: Reflections on a difficulty in writing a research monograph
... It wasn’t because I was theoretically inclined to go searching for essential, foundational things that I was stuck. Nor was I stuck because I was designing an attempt to represent reality, what it consists of and our ...
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Ethics and fiction : moral philosophy and the role for literature
... Throughout this thesis, this explanation of the role for literature in ethical reflection has been called 'the propositional account.' The second meaning considered by Raphael of the not[r] ...
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What is the place for philosophy within the field of medicine? A review of contemporary issues in medical ethics
... 2. Health and Disease: Modern medicine operates at the unique interface between individual humans and cutting edge science, simultaneously necessitating both a patient centred and an evidence based approach. It has been ...
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A Propos of Professor Perry: A Plea for Philosophy in Sexual Ethics
... Perry's criticism of Finnis seems to be that these two claims are false: both orgasmic homosexual activity and deliberately contracepted orgasmic heterosexual activity,[r] ...
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Authenticite, ambiguity and freedom : recuperating the philosophy of Simone de Beauvoir for a contemporary ethics of ambiguity
... For example the work of Gail Weiss, 'Ambiguity', in Merleau-Ponty, Key Concepts, Rosalyn Diprose and Jack Reynolds eds, Acuman Publishing: Chesam, 2008; Monika Langer, 'Beauvoir and Merl[r] ...
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Death, organ transplantation and medical practice
... in Philosophy, Ethics and Humanities in Medicine (PEHM) have recently disputed whether non-heart beating organ donors are alive and whether non-heart beating organ donation (NHBD) contravenes the dead donor ...
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Ethics and embodiment : an examination of "the feminine" and the body in recent French philosophy
... Irigaray's defiance is an attempt to make space for an incomprehensible voice which cannot speak. She wants the impossible dream; the phallic mother, the woman who maintains a specificity at once fluid and multiple, but ...
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Ethics, Aesthetics and Practical Philosophy
... Practical Philosophy’ it, and to a greater degree later work, tend to fall within the familiar categories of moral and aesthetic theory with reference to examples serving the purpose of illustrating theoretical ...
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Othas and environment in animal ethics and environmental philosophy : ontology and ethical motivation beyond the dichotomies of anthropocentrism.
... 221 This is because, in particular, (i) he is clearly working towards something that is difficult to express, as with the other Cartesian dichotomies he acknowledges; and (ii) there is evidence that he intended to ...
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THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT IN THE ETHICS OF PHILOSOPHY
... Theories of Punishment are a controversial and frequently debated topic. It is needless to mention that satisfactory justification and practical application of theories of punishment is one of the most important and ...
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Beyond obligation? : Jean Marie Guyau on life and ethics
... We moderns are becoming more intellectual in our enjoyments and tastes, and with this arises a ‘universal consciousness,’ in which consciousness becomes easier of penetration. 30 It’s on this point that Guyau thinks we ...
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Luce Irigaray
... An Ethics of Sexual Difference (1984 in ...An Ethics of Sexual Difference, Irigaray explores the writings of various Western philosophical figures, from Plato to Levinas, to expose the patriarchal ...
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Ethics, morality and the case for realist political theory
... political philosophy had taken in the late twentieth-century, what Williams called 'political moralism' and Geuss 'politics as applied ...political philosophy is but a sub- branch of moral ...applied ...
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Styles of Moral Relativism – A Critical Family Tree
... is obvious, so that now there is indeed Ônothing else to think but that slavery is unjust and insupportableÕ. An interest in the contingency and hence plurality of moral practices is at the heart of WilliamsÕ ...
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