Working from a systematic fundamental-ethical perspective, this study inquires into convergent lines in the foundations of Friedrich Schleiermacher's and Thomas of Aquinas' ethics. Despite their radically different contexts - the one a product of the epoch 'after Kant', the other embedded in the scholastic tradition - these two predominant ethicists have a remarkable amount in common. Taught by theology, advised by Aristotle, both develop an ethics concerned with the unity of nature and reason which takes on concrete form in human actions.
Michael Feil
Ethik Thomas (von Aquin) Sozialethik Fundamentalethik Schleiermacher, Friedrich