Whenever modern, secular nations look for social orientation or political direction, ethical reflection is required. But what does it mean for ethics as an academic discipline to leave the ivory tower and expose itself to the demands of practice? What influence does the search for practical solutions have on theories and methods, and should such influence even be allowed? This book contains contributions from renowned ethicists on these and related questions.
Michael Zichy
Philosophie Angewandte Ethik Wissenschaftstheorie Moralphilosophie Applied Ethics Moral Philosophy Philosophy of Science