Hinduism, Belief and the Colonial Invention of Religion: A before and after Comparison by Shyam Ranganathan

“…If we adopt explication as our research methodology, which consists in the application of the criterion of logical validity to organize various propositions of perspectives we encounter in research in terms of a disagreement, we discover: (a) what the British identified as “Hinduism” was not characterizable by a shared set of beliefs or shared outlook, but a disagreement or debate about basic topics of philosophy with a discourse on tenets of moral philosophy anchoring the debate; and (b), the <i>W</i>estern tradition’s historical commitment to language as the vehicle of thought not only leads to the conflation of propositions with beliefs, but to interpreting (explaining by way of belief) on the basis of the Eurocentric tradition rooted exclusively in ancient Greek philosophy. …”
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Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto – the imperative of the principle of humanitas in views on slavery derived from natural law. M.T. Cicero’s views on the subject of slavery... by Olgierd Sebastian Nowak

“…To conclude it should be emphasised that this characteristic feature of Cicero, namely his lack of uniformity of views on various philosophical doctrines, which we can also find in his views on slavery and the rank of slaves, does not prevent us from seeing a humanist in Cicero who, with his sense of justice, advocating the stoic doctrine and the principles of natural law, moved very slowly towards the stoic moral philosophy and all the ethical principles that Christianity would bring. …”
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ATESTAÇÃO E ÉTICA EM PAUL RICOEUR: IMPLICAÇÕES DA DIALÉTICA ENTRE O SUJEITO E A ALTERIDADE PARA UMA ÉTICA DA COMPAIXÃO by Adriani Milli Rodrigues, Ellen Nogueira Rodrigues

“…O percurso metodológico de análise inclui uma perspectiva preliminar da noção ricoeuriana de alteridade do sujeito em La symbolique du mal e De l’interprétation, uma problematização da relação entre atestação e ética em The Problem of the Foundation of Moral Philosophy e dos conceitos de ética e alteridade na perspectiva da atestação em Soi-même comme un autre e Parcours de la reconnaissance. …”
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Patient-centred care: The patients’ perspective – A mixed-methods pilot study by Roseanne E. Turner, Elize Archer

“…Background: Patient centredness is a broad concept, a moral philosophy. Patient-centred care can be viewed as the actions of patient-centredness. …”
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DARWIN Y LOS DILEMAS SOCIALES by Alejandro Rosas

“…I also argue that two teachings result from this Darwinian project, one for moral philosophy and the other for the theory of natural selection. …”
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How is Leonidas Donskis remembered in Lithuania? by Lina Kutkauskaitė-Žilaitė

“…He earned his second doctorate in social and moral philosophy from the University of Helsinki, Finland, and later was awarded with an honorary doctorate in the Bradford University in Great Britain and, of course, Valahia University of Târgovişte. …”
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24.02 Moral Problems and the Good Life, Fall 2006 by Haslanger, Sally Anne

“…Subject examines classic texts from the history of Western moral philosophy, and their answers to the question of what is the best way to live. …”
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Dissimulating romance: the ethics of deception in seventeenth-century prose romance by Christie, E

“…It situates readings of these original English romances within the context of the French romances of D'Urfé, Scudéry and La Calprenède, as well as within the context of contemporary moral philosophy.</p>…”

A measure for measure: moderation and the mean in the literature of Spain's Golden Age by Rabone, M

“…It argues that the critically-neglected ethical credo of moderation was an important part of the classical inheritance on which Golden-Age authors frequently drew, and that despite its famous origins in moral philosophy rather than literature, it was subject to just the same kind of imitative reworking as has long been acknowledged for literary predecessors. …”

Quo virtus? by DeWitt, H, DeWitt, H. M.

“…Both of these points touch on further issues: the place of literature and oratory in Greek and Roman societies, and the connection between literary discourse and other types of intellectual activity, most notably philosophy (propriety is equally important in most ancient moral philosophy). I consider these points in connection with major poetic genres, rhetoric, and the question of linguistic purity.…”

A systematic review of empirical bioethics methodologies by Davies, R, Ives, J, Dunn, M

“…Whilst there are superficial similarities in the ways that identical research methods are made use of, the different meta-ethical and epistemological commitments that undergird the range of methodological approaches adopted rehearse many of the central foundational disagreements that play out within moral philosophy and bioethical analysis more broadly. …”

'Myth-makers to eternity': the idea of the poetic drama in England, 1897-1928 by Longworth, K

“…</p> <p>This thesis places the story of the poetic drama in a broader history of ideas, with particular attention to the school of idealist metaphysics and moral philosophy that was dominant in the early decades of the twentieth century. …”

Nietzsche’s Criticism of Kant’s Categorical Imperative: An Inquiry by Mohammad Anbarsooz, Sheyda Kaviani Tabriz

“…In other words, Nietzsche aims to put forward natural interpretations of human life instead of metaphysical interpretations.Will to PowerNietzsche’s reaction to Kant’s view, which criticized moral philosophy and the values in Kant’s account, is broadly accepted by most scholars in contemporary thought. …”
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On social psychopathology: Example with German justice by M. Michailov, E. Neu, U. Welscher, A. Gerdzhikov, J. Foltinova, V. Foltin, M. Holler, G. Weber

“…Juridical situation in Germany demonstrates contradiction to human-rights (EU-CHARTA, art.1-8/25-26/33-35), ignoring moral-philosophy, related to human obligations/I.Kant-[1], experimental ethics/Ch.Luetge et-al.-[6], medical personnel/R.Pegoraro-[7]. …”
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Comment estimer l’oeuvre de Gabriel Chappuys? Quelques remarques a propos de la traduction des Dialogues philosophiques de Giraldi Cinzio by Jean Balsamo

“…His translation of Giraldi’s Dialoghi filosofici, published in 1583-1584 by the Parisian bookseller Abel L’Angelier was aimed to provisionally take place in a new collection devoted to courtesy and moral philosophy. It was soon out of fashion. In 1588, Montaigne’s Essays took its place in the stationer’s shop; on the same subject, it was the victory of a French original literary work on a less convincing translation from the Italian.   ------------------   Gabriel Chappuys a été le principal traducteur de l’italien et de l’espagnol des années 1575-1610. …”
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<i>New Ethics</i> as a Social Diagnosis by I. A. Tulpe, M. Yu. Smirnov

“…The ideas of human dignity and respect for the individual, which have long been discussed by moral philosophy, are moving from the theoretical sphere to the practical one.…”
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Historical-Philosophical Components of Policy and Mo-Rality Relations by Dmytro V. Usov

“…The methods of historical reconstruction, hermeneutic, social and transcendental ones, which allowed to involve actively into understanding the important problems of modern life, conceptual apparatus of political and moral philosophy and to explore the relationships between politics and morality through the idea of social agreement, justice and freedom are used for coherent and consistent understanding of the measurements and definitions of relations policy and morality. …”
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HISTORICAL-PHILOSOPHICAL COMPONENTS OF POLICY AND MO-RALITY RELATIONS by Dmytro V. Usov

“…The methods of historical reconstruction, hermeneutic, social and transcendental ones, which allowed to involve actively into understanding the important problems of modern life, conceptual apparatus of political and moral philosophy and to explore the relationships between politics and morality through the idea of social agreement, justice and freedom are used for coherent and consistent understanding of the measurements and definitions of relations policy and morality. …”
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Inimene kui looduslik keha. Eesti kirjanduse tajuilmad 1960.–1980. aastatel by Epp Annus

“…From the late 1960s, discussions of environmental ethics in Estonia come to refer to the moral philosophy of Albert Schweitzer and the cautionary modelings of the future offered by the Club of Rome. …”
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Diminished diversity-of-thought in a standard large language model by Park, Peter S., Schoenegger, Philipp, Zhu, Chongyang

“…Different runs of GPT-3.5 answered nuanced questions probing political orientation, economic preference, judgement, and moral philosophy with zero or near-zero variation in responses: with the supposedly “correct answer.” …”
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