The relevance of philosophy in times of the coronavirus crisis by Pavličić Jelena, Petrović Marija, Smajević-Roljić Milica

“…Special attention is paid to Kant’s moral philosophy in which we find advice on how an individual should act in times of crisis.…”
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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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La resonancia en la teoría crítica de Hartmut Rosa: una respuesta a los límites prácticos de la ética discursiva para las sociedades aceleradas by José Luis López González

“…ABSTRACT For the sake of universalism and against totalitarianism, discursive ethics has shown with Jürgen Habermas a practical deficit by denying moral philosophy the possibility of reflecting on the alienating conditions for dialogue through a specific ethos. …”
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The Rise of the "Other" and the Fall of the "Self":from Hegel to Derrida by Mohammad Asghari, Bayan Karimy

“…In the same spirit, a kind of self-centered moral philosophy has been developed, the clear example of which is Kant's ethics. …”
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The North Caucasus Region as a Blind Spot in the “European Green Deal”: Energy Supply Security and Energy Superpower Russia by José Antonio Peña-Ramos, Philipp Bagus, Dmitri Amirov-Belova

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The Possibility of Moral Reasoning in Hare’s Prescriptivism by m zamani, mh Mahdavinejad, a Azhdar, R Taghian Varzaneh

“…The contemporary approaches to moral philosophy have experienced diverging directions regarding the possibility and justification of reasoning. …”
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Ethical Considerations of Influencing Behavior Using Computer Technology by Michael Bailey, Richard Hill, Albert Brown

“…Material and Methods: The method of this research is a philosophical analysis based on the use of common theories of moral philosophy and philosophy of technology. Conclusion: The unconscious influence on behavior using computer technology can be criticized from both the perspective of deontology and virtue-based moral perspectives. …”
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The Shortage of Malaysian Stem Cell Ethics in Mainstream Database: a Preliminary Study by Gopalan, Nishakanthi

“…Ethics is a philosophical branch of inquiry that reasons between what is right and wrong. The moral philosophy of Socrates, Aristotle, and Plato from ancient Greek became the basis of most of the western ethics. …”

Ubuntu as a valued capability for university students in South Africa by Mikateko Mathebula, Carmen Martinez-Vargas

“…While Ubuntu is generally understood as a moral philosophy, in this paper we articulate it as a valued capability in the space of higher education. …”
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The Relativity of Ren (Humaneness) by Xiangnong Hu

“…First, it argues that compared to the first, the second interpretation’s argument for a morally perfect heart-mind is less compatible with the nature of Mengzi’s moral philosophy as a teaching that focuses on self-introspection and moral cultivation in experience. …”
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Von Hildebrand on the Roots of Moral Evil by Martin Cajthaml

“…These manuscripts and typescripts, the critical edition of which will be published at the same time as this article or shortly thereafter, show that von Hildebrand´s account of moral evil is much richer, more nuanced, and complex than the one we can glean from the final section of <i>Ethics</i>, his magnum opus in moral philosophy. In this article, I also aim to situate von Hildebrand´s analysis of the roots of moral evil in the context of both Christian religious thought and the Western philosophical tradition. …”
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Kant’s ethicotheology in the perception of N. P. Rozhdestvensky and F. A. Golubinsky in the context of reception of Kant’s practical philosophy in the late 18th — mid-19th century... by Lyudmila Kryshtop

“…The article shows that the tradition of accusing Kant of moral egoism dates back to the very first stages of the reception of Kantian moral philosophy in Russia. These accusations were not found only in Russia, but they were widespread here. …”
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Bell Pottinger And The Dark Art Of Public Relations by Sonja Verwey, Clarissa Muir

“…There is little doubt that tactics such as offering to manipulate a client’s online reputation through the use of fake online accounts, newly created blog pages or fake online reviews are unethical, and take the industry back to a less glorious time in its history at a point when much emphasis is being placed on both ethics and values-based practice globally. Moral philosophy provides a basis for rationalising human motivation in decision making and action. …”
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