Public Reason and Applied Ethics: The Ways of Practical Reason in a Pluralist SocietyAdela Cortina Orts, Domingo García Marzá, Jesús Conill Sancho This work is organised into four sections: 'The Public Task of Applied Ethics', 'Applied Ethics in the Light of Globalization' and 'Public Reason and Applied Ethics: Political Views'. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alasdair MacIntyre | 49 |
Applied Ethics and Moral Knowledge | 63 |
The Hermeneutical and Deliberative Nature of Applied Ethics | 85 |
Three Dilemmas in Applied Ethics | 103 |
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