I. Philosophical Ethics: Develop a foundation in philosophical ethical traditions.
We then address the consequences which emanate from the pluralism of ethical theories for philosophical ethics and for the applied ethics domain.
Along these lines, we will start by discussing the consequences which arise from the plurality of normative-ethical theories for philosophical ethics and applied ethics.
Whereas criteria for a good ethical theory in philosophical ethics are usually related to inherent aspects, such as the theory's clarity or coherence, additional points have to be considered in the field of empirical-ethical research.
In general, a large number of current discussions in philosophical ethics are (next to meta-ethical topics) dedicated to issues of discussing, modifying and combining divergent accounts of normative justification.
A main focus in philosophical ethics, thus, lies on the well-foundedness and acceptability of a normative-ethical account, while only rarely other more practice-related requirements towards an ethical theory are discussed.
In some instances, as in the case of the distinguished German Jewish philosopher Hermann Cohen (1842 1918), the result has been a compelling restatement of a secular philosophical ethics in Jewish form.
Her work soon inspired and informed a feminist-oriented movement in philosophical ethics known as the ethics of care.
A discussion of central positions in German philosophical ethics in the field of radioactive waste management, which are connected with the research team of Chr.
Improving the contribution of philosophical ethics to climate policy In: Roser D and Heyward C (eds). Climate Justice in a Non-Ideal World.
But for the most part, the students competing have learned the basic concepts of philosophical ethics "on the job," said Phillip Weinstein, a junior at Roslyn High School.
