Genesis of Moral Freedom in Kant by Jacinto Rivera de Rosales

“…This paper tries to systematize these crucial stages of Kant’s moral philosophy with the focus on the concept of virtue.…”
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Coronavirus Crisis and Philosophizing by Hamidreza Ayatollahy

“…Some of these challenges is discussed in the following field of philosophy: phenomenological questions about Corona, the new challenges in philosophy of science, political challenges, moral philosophy and norms in ethics, philosophy of religion, the growth of existentialistic attitudes to human beings, highlighting the issue of the meaning of life and the need for a philosophical answer, Corona Crisis and globalization.…”
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Is Shame Morally Relevant to Ecological Ethics? by Andrea Klimková

“… In recent years, we have seen a resurgence of the topic of shame in philosophy and moral philosophy. The paper analyses shame as a moral emotion in contemporary moral-philosophical and environmental discourse. …”
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Transforming Bourdieu's "perfect" economy of symbolic goods into an imperfect one – The moral grounding of water transfers in Khartoum by S. Zug

“…This article's first goal is to locate Bourdieu's approach within moral philosophy, through parallels to Gauthier's <i>Morals by Agreement</i>. …”
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L’etica Creatrice. Dal Dissenso della Scienza al Pluralismo Antropo-Etico by Iacone, Ignazio

“…From the Dissent of Science to Anthropo_Ethical Pluralism The techno-scientific accelerations have forced moral philosophy out of a certain self-referentiality and to face concrete problems concerning the life of men. …”
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'Spirit' and 'Letter' of the moral law: Text and commentary in the hermeneutics of German idealism II by Milisavljević Vladimir

“…This second and final part of the paper is focused on the ethical implications of this question, since the opposing of the 'Spirit' of Kant's System to its 'Letter', backed by frequent references to the Christian fulfillment of the Mosaic Law through love or faith, represented one of the principal resources of contemporary critiques of his moral philosophy. The final consequence of this line of criticism of Kant lies in the suppression of the authority of a transcendent moral norm. …”
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Love, responsibility, otherness: Finnish church leaders and interreligious dialogue by Ruth Illman

“…Emphasis is placed on presenting and analysing the empirical material, but the topics are also tied to a theoretical framework based on current thoughts within moral philosophy and the dialogue philosophy of Martin Buber. …”
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A Critical Pragmatism: Marcuse, Adorno, and Peirce on the Artificial Stagnation of Individual and Social Development in Advanced Industrial Societies by Clancy Smith

“…This paper will analyze the effects advanced industrial societies have on individual and social development through the eyes of Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man and the moral consequences of such artificial stagnation through Adorno’s lectures on The Problems of Moral Philosophy. Because such an investigation necessarily brings us into the realm of social psychology, we will turn to the social psychological tradition at the heart of American pragmatism, a target for critical theorists who are often antagonistic to the entire tradition. …”
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Impactul culturii și civilizației moderne asupra condiției omului contemporan ("Tragedia omului în cultura modernă") by Constantin Stroe

“…He is well-known for his moral philosophy, referenc­ing human nature and condition, and expertly expressing his opinion on the disastrous impact that modern culture and its civilizational components have on human beings. …”
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Where Public Interest, Virtue Ethics and Pragmatic Sociology Meet: Modelling a Socially Progressive Approach for Communication by Jane Louise Johnston

“…This paper advances such a theoretical framework by drawing on three related but separate fields of theory: public interest from political philosophy; virtue ethics from moral philosophy; public arenas of debate from pragmatic sociology. …”
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Une éthique minimale est-elle compatible avec l’éducation ? by Jean-Pascal Alcantara

“…Within the educational world, the mainstream moral philosophy originates in Kantian even Levinassian roots. …”
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RESEARCH OF COGNITIVE EXCHANGE SPECIFICS IN TEACHERS ACADEMIC TRAINING by Gergana Dyankova

“…The ideas of constructivism and connectivity, of moral philosophy and social psychology, are fundamental. …”
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Science of Commerce, Political Economy and Civil Economy in Spanish Enlightenment (1714-1808) by Pablo CERVERA FERRI

“…However, the most accepted periodization does not fit with the evolution of moral philosophy and political economy in the 18^th century, nor does it reflect the alternation in economic ideologies. …”
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The Hermeneutical Age of Morality: Translation of the Sacred in Habermas, Taylor and Ricoeur by Agustín Domingo Moratalla

“…What hopes hermeneutics offer to a contemporary moral philosophy open to religions? How to express in the public domain of modern societies the dialogue between ethics and religion? …”
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Medical Machines: The Expanding Role of Ethics in Technology-Driven Healthcare by Connor T.A. Brenna

“…A new argument therefore arises to suggest that although these disruptive technologies will change the face of medicine, they may also foster a revival of several fundamental components inherent to the role of healthcare professionals, chiefly, the principal activities of moral philosophy. Accordingly, “machine medicine” presents a vital opportunity to reinvigorate the field of bioethics, rather than withdraw from it.…”
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The Early Zhou Period: Origin of the Idea of Political Legitimacy and the Political Philosophy of Confucianism by Lun DU

“…The Chunqiu and Zhanguo Periods are usually regarded as the birth of Chinese philosophy, especially with regard to practical or moral philosophy. If we think about the concept of political legitimacy in the Early Zhou Period, with ideas like the “Mandate of Heaven”, “respect virtue” and “protect ruled people”, then this Period is not only the origin of this in ancient China, but also of Chinese philosophy, and primarily the political philosophy of Confucianism. …”
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Disgust by Giubilini, A

“…In fact, in recent years there has been a burgeoning discussion in moral philosophy and psychology about what we might call the ethical role of disgust, i.e. disgust as connected to our moral evaluations. …”

Wrongdoing by results: Moore's experiential argument by Gardner, J

“…We both believe that emotions should be taken more seriously by moral philosophy. But apparently we have radically different views about what this means. © Cambridge University Press 2012.…”

Are we climbing the same mountain? Moral theories, moral concepts, moral questions by Crisp, R

“…The paper ends by considering the epistemic implications of disagreement, and with a recommendation of a more eirenic methodology for moral philosophy.…”

The Beloved Self: Morality and the Challenge from Egoism by Hills, A

“…The Beloved Self is about the 'holy grail' of moral philosophy: an argument against Egoism, that we all have reasons to be moral. …”