OTORITAS KEILMUAN GUS IZZA SADEWA DAN MEDIA BARU (PUTRA KH. IMRON JAMIL JOMBANG) by M Ulil Abshor

“…All of those have the main orientation in the virtue ethics (akhlaq al-karimah).…”
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Selling, Buying and Trafficking of Human Organs in Third-World Countries: Ethico-Religious Appraisal by Peter O. O. Ottuh, Onos G. Idjakpo, Anthony A. Uviekovo

“…   This paper aims to appraise the implications of human organ commercialization and trafficking for third-world countries with special reference to Nigeria from the ethical and religious perspectives of utilitarianism, Kantianism, virtue ethics, moral necessity, imago dei (image of God), Karuna (self-compassion), Dharma (moral and religious obligations), sadaqatul jariyah (continuous charity), and eethaar (giving preference to others). …”
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The Egalitarian Principle of “Qist” as Lived Ethic: Towards a Liberational Tafsir by Omaima Mostafa Abou-Bakr

“…These occurrences, their contexts, and fields of meaning demonstrate its distinctive place within the Qur’anic moral worldview, at the nexus between private virtue ethics and collective praxis. Qist is presented not merely as an abstract ideal, but as a specific, concrete social and economic goal for the marginalized and disempowered of any community. …”
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Dialogue between Confucianism and Holmes Rolston, III—Its Significance for Theology in the Planetary Climate Crisis by Haoran Zhang

“…This study launches a dialogue between Rolston and contemporary Confucianism on environmental philosophy and highlights the following points in response to Rolston: First, Confucianism is grounded on an “anthropocosmic” worldview and bases its environmental ethics on its affirmation of the “virtue of life and growth” and the related vision of “unity of heaven and human beings”; it is thus an objective environmental virtue ethics with the characteristics of sacred humanism that avoids anthropocentrism. …”
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What is humility? by Still, J

“…Having established its distinctiveness, I explain why Christian humility is thought to clash so fundamentally with classical accounts of the virtues, such as those put forward by Aristotle, leading to the oft-cited rift between ‘classical’ and ‘Christian’ virtue ethics. Finally, I investigate whether there are any reasons to consider Dunnington's a more compelling account of humility than its secular counterpart. …”

Shinmi (親身): a distinctive Japanese medical virtue? by Ozeki-Hayashi, R, Wilkinson, D

“…We analyse the concept of Shinmi, drawing on virtue ethics. We distinguish two different elements to a Shinmi-na attitude. …”

Ethics and ethical theories from an Islamic perspective by Al-Hasan Al-Aidaros, Faridahwati Mohd Shamsudin, Kamil Md. Idris

“…Theories such as relativism, utilitarianism, egoism, deontology, the divine command theory, and the virtue ethics, are all products of Western understanding of what ethics are and how they are applicable to help one’s decision making process. …”
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Prudence, Rules, and Regulative Epistemology by Miguel García-Valdecasas, Joe Milburn

“…Our argument proceeds as follows: First, we lay out an objection to virtue-based regulative epistemology that is analogous to the no-guidance objection to virtue ethics. According to this objection, virtue-based regulative epistemology cannot offer us useful guidance in our deliberations, because an abstract knowledge of virtue does not tell us what we should do here and now, especially in hard cases. …”
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School heads’ ethical leadership styles: a case study of selected Gweru district schools in Zimbabwe by Shepherd Shoko

“…Care ethics, Justice Ethics, utilitarian ethics virtue ethics, altruism ethics, and egoism ethics followed respectively. …”
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Case Studies Methodology in Applied Ethics by Mohammad Taqi Eslami

“…The advocates of this method have formally recognized various forms of induction, the most important and comprehensive of which are as follows: case study or a study of particular circumstances and states, narrative ethics and some expositions of virtue ethics. This article is dedicated to the discussion and study of dedicated case study and tries to show the pros and cons of this approach clearly…”
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Buddhist ethics in the context of western normative ethical theories: Deontology by Volkova, Vlada Alekseevna

“…Сomparative studies conducted within the young discipline of Buddhist ethics have taken shape around the controversy between those researchers who see the consequentialist character of moral motivation in it and those who defend the similarity between Buddhist ethics and virtue ethics. Despite the fact that such major scholars as Damien Keown or Charles Goodman do not attach much importance to deontological features in Buddhist ethics, there is a small camp of researchers who defend the similarity between Buddhist teaching and deontology. …”
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Is abortion permissible? by Nah, Benji Jia Wei

“…The first section identifies three important theoretical frameworks: utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics, which helps to inform the morality of abortion. …”
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Reflections on systemization and development of Islamic moral studies by Malik, Mohammad Manzoor

“…The paper, further demonstrated that Islamic ethics contains both psychological and behavioral aspects; therefore, it transcends the division between virtue ethics and personality ethics, therefore, a synthetic model is closer to essence of Islamic teachings. …”
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Children-robot friendship, moral agency, and Aristotelian virtue development by Constantinescu, M, Uszkai, R, Vică, C, Voinea, C

“…In this article we explore the moral implications of children-robot friendships using the Aristotelian framework of virtue ethics. We adopt a moderate position and argue that, although robots cannot be virtue friends, they can nonetheless enable children to exercise ethical and intellectual virtues. …”

The benefits and risks of nostalgia: analysis of a fictional case with special reference to ethical and existential issues by Emmanuel Bäckryd

“…However, the story also shows that nostalgia may lead to problematic behaviours, at least when viewed from a virtue ethics perspective. Hence, nostalgia is both what leads the protagonist into ethically problematic behaviour and that which (paradoxically) ultimately saves him from his initial lack of courage, justice, temperance and practical wisdom. …”
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We Will Do Without a Mission. Why Is the Post-Soviet Nomenclature Unable to Develop a National Ideology? by Fishman, L.G.

“…This is also facilitated by the objective qualitative convergence of the ruling elites around the world, caused by the processes of modernization and globalization.Also, due to the dominance of virtue ethics in Soviet and post-Soviet society, the ruling class and civil society understand the language of values more clearly than ideology. …”
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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

“…After an overview of this insect’s biology, ecology, and management, we provide a brief summary of the standard, moral theories (utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics) and consider their shortcomings with regard to developing a framework for understanding the socioeconomic complexity of locust management. …”
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’n Etiek van liefde: Die etiese perspektiewe van die Heidelbergse Kategismus by Koos Vorster

“…The article explains that the ethics of the Heidelberg Catechism is essentially a virtue ethics calling for an ethics of love. This love should include love for the covenantal communion, ministry of the Word, the holiness of God and the dignity of people, the communion of the saints, authority, life, marriage, private property and labour, and truth and justice. …”
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Use of private military companies in international conflicts: Ethical controversies by Korać Srđan T.

“…Ethical controversy of the above issues is viewed through the lens of deontological model of the public service ethics and the virtue ethics. The paper concludes that the cause of unethical performance of government functions, delegated to private military companies, is found in the discrepancy between the public service ethos and the profit-driven corporate management, as well as in the lack of willingness in the private sector to comply with the set of values based on ethical teachings on duty and virtue.…”
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An Analysis of Kant's Viewpoint on the Criterion of Moral Value Based on Henson and Herman's Interpretations by Ali Asghar Hashemzadeh

“…These viewpoints have sparked significant controversy, particularly in light of the resurgence of virtue-ethics in recent years. Notably, the work of two famous Kantian philosophers, Richard Hanson and Barbara Herman, are especially remarkable as they provide an enlightening interpretation of Kant's perspective and address the raised concerns. …”
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