Logic and The Light The rise of practical wisdom from within the illuminationist logic by Zahra Moballegh

“…The Illumationist logic gives birth to a moral philosophy. The last part of the essay endeavors to re-construct this co-existency of logic and ethics in the Illuminative philosophy.…”
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Kantian moral universalism, the “Enlightenment Project” and experimental ethics by Perov Vadim Yu.

“…The main ideas of Kant’s moral philosophy were embodied in what can be called the “Enlightenment Project”. …”
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Sterba’s Logical Argument from Evil and the God Who Walks Away from Omelas by Erik J. Wielenberg

“…The logical argument from evil, generally thought to have been defused by Alvin Plantinga’s free will defense, has been reinvigorated by James Sterba’s exposition and defense of a new version of the argument that draws on recent work in moral philosophy. Whereas J.L. Mackie’s argument uses what can now be seen to be overly simplistic principles to try to establish a logical incompatibility between the existence of God and any evil at all, Sterba’s argument uses more sophisticated moral principles and seeks to establish a logical incompatibility between the existence of God (specifically, the God of Perfect Being Theology) and specific sorts of evil that our world contains. …”
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Decolonial Critical Bioethics and Access to Treatment for Hemophilia in the Americas by Claudio Lorenzo, Thiago Cunha, Mariana Sayago, Max Sarmet

“…Critical bioethics aims to overcome the decontextualized analyses inherent in the concept of applied ethics, which relies solely on moral philosophy. This epistemic deepening enables a comprehensible evaluation of the impacts of biotechnologies’ production and distribution within their social and global contexts, ultimately leading to more robust normative frameworks. …”
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Considering Future Generations in Democratic Governance by Tomohiro Tasaki, Yasuko Kameyama

“…The impact of political short-termism on government responses is discussed, and the role of narratives in moral philosophy is explored. Diverse cases, including climate litigation in the German Federal Constitutional Court, highlight the complexity of addressing future generations. …”
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Abraham Malherbe se bydrae tot Hellenistiese filosofie en die vroeë Christendom by Johan C. Thom

“…He is especially known for his use of Hellenistic moral philosophy in the interpretation of New Testament texts, especially Pauline literature. …”
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The Dēnkard VI: ‘Consequentialism’ and ‘Capitalism’ as Well as Paymān (The ancient Iranian ‘golden mean’) by Shirzad Peik Herfeh

“…This article analyzes Book VI of the Dēnkard based on modern moral philosophy and introduces it as a candidate for early consequentialism and capitalism. …”
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Ethical theory of Al-Ghazali by Dudić Mevlud, Smailagić Sumeja

“…In this article, the author examines the role of moral philosophy and its significance within the philosophical-theological thought of Abu Hamid Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Ghazali (Arabic: الغزالي محمد بن محمد حامد أبو). …”
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Motivations for providing CSR-mediated initiatives in mining communities of Ghana: a multiple-case study by Richard Kwasi Boso, Sam K. Afrane, Daniel K. B. Inkoom

“…The investigations further found that the philosophical underpinnings of the case companies’ CSR were based on ‘Common-Sense Morality,’ a duty-based deontological moral philosophy that is a departure from widely held instrumental positions associated with Egoism. …”
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Annorlunda men angelägen. Religionsdialogens roll i strävan efter fred, förståelse och försoning by Ruth Illman

“…To analyse these statements, theoretical guidance is sought in the dialogue philosophy of Martin Buber, hermeneutic theory and some current perspectives from moral philosophy. Emphasis is put on the importance of otherness: without an other regarded with respect and humility as an equal partner, a Thou who can remain other but still be close, the dialogue turns into a monologue. …”
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Moralitas Jawa dalam Wayang Kulit Purwa: Tinjauan pada Lakon Laire Semar by Darmoko

“…These myths contain the moral philosophy about the relation of men with other men, with nature, and with God, determined by a pattern of thought which orients itself toward the principles of harmony and balance. …”
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Origins of morality. Kant and modern cognitive science by Zaitseva Natalia V.

“…They investigate the seemingly ‘moral’ and ‘reasonable’ behaviour of social animals, which raises the question of the nature of morality in a new perspective, and thus motivates an appeal to Kant’s moral philosophy. It is noteworthy that Kant did not connect morality exclusively with human nature. …”
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Normality and the treatment-enhancement distinction by Martin, D, Rueda, J, Earp, BD, Hannikainen, IR

“…Building on prior research in moral philosophy and cognitive science, in this work, we ask why people draw a moral distinction between treatment and enhancement. …”

After exemplarity: A map of Plutarchan scholarship by Guthenke, C

“…Plutarch and Plutarchan scholarship have seen a revival in the last decades, with a fresh focus on him as a subtle and complex writer of biography, popular moral philosophy and other assorted, often encyclopaedic works in the context of the Greek imperial world under Roman rule.1 And yet, there remains among many classicists a lingering perception of him as a busy writer of many books on almost anything, as a writer interesting enough, though not deeply original, small-c conservative, down to earth, and a little pedestrian. …”

The totality of the thinkable by Krishnan, M

“…Chapter Four addresses the idea of God within Kant’s moral philosophy. It explains why Kant continually insists, in the Critical period, that his moral arguments are capable of justifying belief in a being with infinitely great properties.…”

The ethical project / by Kitcher, Philip, 1947-

“…In a revolutionary approach to the problems of moral philosophy, Philip Kitcher makes a provocative proposal: Instead of conceiving ethical commands as divine revelations or as the discoveries of brilliant thinkers, we should see our ethical practices as evolving over tens of thousands of years, as members of our species have worked out how to live together and prosper. …”

The Review of the Semantics of Moral Virtues and Vices from the Perspective of Allameh Tabatabai by Hossein Ahmadi

“…Moral semantics is one of the topics of moral philosophy that studies the definition of moral concepts, explains the truth, and determines the range of these concepts. …”
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Kant on free thinking and its boundaries by Ivanov Mikhail A.

“…Kant applies the concept of freedom primarily to practical reason and moral philosophy, but elements of freedom (in thinking) can be identified in other sections of his teaching. …”
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Reason and Solidarity with Persons against White Supremacy and Irresponsibility by Shyam Ranganathan

“…Not only is this a basic commitment of the Western tradition owing to its foundational linguistic account of thought (LAT), the South Asian moral philosophy of Yoga shows interpretation to be the essence of irresponsibility: it undermines the possibilities of choice as it is antilogical and is the mechanism of oppression. …”
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A Swarm of Injustice: A Sociopolitical Framework for Global Justice in the Management of the Desert Locust by Jeffrey A. Lockwood, Michael Christopher Sardo

“…In recent years, scientists and managers have advocated for the integration of the social sciences (particularly political science and economics) and the humanities (particularly moral philosophy) with the natural sciences (particularly entomology and ecology) in developing a full understanding of locust-management programs. …”
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