Can one live ethically without seeking to be good, and what does “goodness” mean in a pluralistic world? This essay will explore these questions through an examination of different perspectives on...
The notion of binary ethics is based on the assumption that there are only two possible choices: right or wrong, good or bad. This perspective implies that morality is absolute, fixed, and...
There are several aspects to consider when discussing whether moral philosophy can embrace uncertainty without collapsing into relativism. First, it is essential to understand what uncertainty means...
Can intergenerational moral frameworks accommodate radically different identities?
The question of how intergenerational moral frameworks can accommodate radically different identities is an...
How do global human rights frameworks reconcile universalism with cultural specificity?
Universal human rights are rights that apply to all humans around the world, regardless of their culture,...