Diajukan Sebagai Salah Satu Syarat Mencapai Drajat Master Filsafat Program Studi Ilmu Filsafat by , Najwaa Muminah, , Prof. Dr. Achmad Dardiri

“…Thus, the main purpose of this study is to explore ideas and inspirations from the thought of Imam Zarkasyi, the founder of Gontor Modern Islamic Boarding School, with an analysis made from the perspective of moral philosophy of Ibn Miskawaih, the main Islamist scholar in the field of philosophy of moral. of a schol This study is a literature research about the thought ar with an analysis made in terms of philosophy of moral, especially the theory of Islamic moral education propounded by Ibn Miskawaih. …”

Rabindranath Tagore: a selected short stories by Quayum, Mohammad Abdul

“…The book comes with a comprehensive Introduction and an insightfully written biographical essay that sums up Tagore’s life, moral philosophy and literary achievements in a controlled but eloquent style.…”
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"What I do, it's not little, it's really something": a political economy of migrant and minority ethnic care workers' experience in private older-age care in London, Paris and Madr... by Sahraoui, Nina

“…The overarching theoretical framework of the thesis is embedded in a transnational political economy of care (Williams, 2011a) and brings into the analysis the perspective of feminist moral philosophy (Tronto, 2013; Molinier, 2013). First, the social implications of labour market segmentation are scrutinized in a comparative perspective through the study of care workers’ routes into the care sector, the role of intermediaries, the profile of the workforce and respondents’ trajectories and aspirations within the sector. …”
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The history and viability of constitutivism in ethics by Roberts, A, Regent, M

“…It argues that on the Kantian constitutivist picture, there are two demands on a moral philosophy of action. Those demands can be seen to generate the functional concepts of incentives and, via the steps of a Kantian moral argument, ends.…”

Reconciling philosophy and scripture in renaissance Italy: Obadiah Sforno's Hebrew and Latin versions of the Light of the Nations by Foren, SL

“…Using his discussions on epistemology and moral philosophy, his system is evaluated in terms of certain positions advocated by Maimonides and Samuel Ibn Tibbon—the only Jewish philosophical authorities cited in the Hebrew text of the treatise. …”

The ethics of Otium: pastoral, privacy and the passions 1559-1647. by Brogan, B

“…</p> <p>My study focusses on the significance for this genre of the ethical quality known to classical moral philosophy as <em>otium</em>, and translated in early modern English by words such as peace, leisure, retirement, ease and idleness. …”

النفس الإنسانية عند فخر الدين الرازي = Jiwa manusia apabila Fakhr al-Din al-Razi (The human soul based on the opinion of Fakhr al-Din al-Razi) by El-Bahluol Mohammed Hussein Salem, Mohd Nasir Omar, Ahmad Sunawari Long, Mudasir Rosder

“…This paper clarify the meaning of soul, which is commissioned for responsible activities, through which tends to the right and better ethics after the process of accounting, purifying and direction, to emphasize that there is moral philosophy in Islam, and not as the Westerners that it is a philosophy of Greek written in Arabic, to reach out to this result the analytical descriptive method and the comparative method, have been used, and arrived at the result that al-Razi came with several evidences to prove the existence of the human soul, al-Razi opposed the Greek ideas of the human soul transience, which is contrary to Islamic faith, the soul in the Islamic religion have the status of eternity which is not transient.…”
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Sejarah sebagai pengajaran moral dalam konteks historiosofi Melayu : satu interpretasi terhadap hikayat Raja Pasai dan sejarah Melayu by Harun, Mazlina

“…The writings of history-based literature is beneficial to the later generation through the moral philosophy presented in the writings. In this research, the writer will try to interpret the historical literature by applying the theory of '~sfera faedah" by Braginsky which enables the explanation ofthe Malay historiosophy. …”
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Just where is the error? Or: epistemology as the history of error? by Edward M. Świderski

“…The author concludes with an account of ‘error theory’ in today’s moral philosophy according to which the belief that value-statements have meaning insofar as they refer to objective values is false. …”
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An empirical support of Schopenhauer's ethics: A dynamic panel data analysis on developed and developing countries by Fabio Zagonari

“…Second, it highlights (theoretical and empirical) synergies between social (behavioural) sciences and (moral) philosophy: Schopenhauer's ethics turn out to be not only a normative philosophy (i.e., it suggests individual behaviours) but also a positive philosophy (i.e., it explains individual behaviours), within its virtue approach; Schopenhauer's ethics can explain the observed dynamics of life satisfaction at global level, if an utilitarian rather than a virtue approach is adopted.…”
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La doctrina misiológica, política y económica en tres memoriales de fray Juan de Silva / The Missiological, Political and Economic Doctrine in ThreeWorks by Fray Juan de Silva by Víctor Zorrilla Garza

“…The author shows how these medieval and modern aspects of Silva’s thought converge in the defense of the American Indians against injustice and oppression, which makes Silva into a continuer of the legal and moral philosophy of Spain’s Golden Age. Palabras clave: Juan de Silva, moral económica, predicación pacífica, teocracia. …”
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Civil Rights From the Moral Point of View by Amir Abasighaleshahi, Abolqasem Fanaei

“…Diverse approaches in moral philosophy lead to alternative moral points of view. …”
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„ETIKA“, „MORALĖ“ IR AUGUSTINO LIBERUM ARBITRIUM by Kerem Eksen

“…Although this distinction has not been settled as a standard*, there is no doubt that it incited fruitful debates relating to the contemporary issues of moral philosophy as well as the history of ethics. Julia Annas, to take one considerable example, presented a full-fledged criticism of the distinction and touched upon crucial questions**. …”
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The Subsidized Green Revolution: The Impact of Public Incentives on the Automotive Industry to Promote Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs) in the Period from 2010 to 2018 by Patrick Reimers

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[POR] MEDO E DESEJO NA MODERNIDADE: COMO OS PREGADORES ACONSELHAVAM SEUS REIS A LIDAR COM OS SENTIMENTOS? // FEAR AND DESIRE IN MODERNITY: HOW DID THE PREACHERS ADVISE THEIR KINGS... by Maria Renata da Cruz Duran

“…</p><p> </p><p>--</p><p> </p><p class="Padro">Constitutive element of the moral philosophy that based the modern politics and the expansion of the Monarchies, the sacred rhetoric reinforced the humanistic mentality with the urgency of the utility of the knowledge and the universality of the feelings. …”
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ASMENS TAPATUMAS by Alphonso Lingis

“…"The category of person, though a lot has been made of it in some moral philosophy, is," Bernard Williams writes, "a poor foundation for ethical thought, in particular because it looks like a sortal or classificatory notion while in fact it signals characteristics that almost all come in degrees - responsibility, self-consciousness, capacity for reflection, and so on. …”
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La doctrina misiológica, política y económica en tres memoriales de fray Juan de Silva / The Missiological, Political and Economic Doctrine in ThreeWorks by Fray Juan de Silva by Víctor Zorrilla Garza

“…The author shows how these medieval and modern aspects of Silva’s thought converge in the defense of the American Indians against injustice and oppression, which makes Silva into a continuer of the legal and moral philosophy of Spain’s Golden Age.</p><p><strong>Palabras clave</strong>: Juan de Silva, moral económica, predicación pacífica, teocracia.…”
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ASMENS TAPATUMAS by Alphonso Lingis

“…"The category of person, though a lot has been made of it in some moral philosophy, is," Bernard Williams writes, "a poor foundation for ethical thought, in particular because it looks like a sortal or classificatory notion while in fact it signals characteristics that almost all come in degrees - responsibility, self-consciousness, capacity for reflection, and so on. …”
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Human well-being, morality and the economy: an Islamic perspective by Haithem Kader

“…Purpose – This study argues that in order to address the problems associated with the modern market economy at their core, such as persistent poverty, growing inequality and environmental degradation, it is imperative to re-assess the well-being and moral philosophy underpinning economic thinking. The author attempts to offer a preliminary way forward with reference to the Islamic intellectual tradition. …”
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ASMENS TAPATUMAS by Alphonso Lingis

“…"The category of person, though a lot has been made of it in some moral philosophy, is," Bernard Williams writes, "a poor foundation for ethical thought, in particular because it looks like a sortal or classificatory notion while in fact it signals characteristics that almost all come in degrees - responsibility, self-consciousness, capacity for reflection, and so on. …”
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