Critical ethics: text, theory, and responsibility
di Dominic Rainsford, Tim Woods
1999 · 284 pagine · St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9780312175337
Trama
In the last few years an increasing number of scholars and teachers in the beleaguered humanities have begun to talk about ethics - a term that had apparently been out of favour for several decades. It covers substantial areas of ethical debate, particularly in relation to queer politics, biography, history, postmodernism, atrocity literature, utilitarianism, pedagogy and the philosophy of science.
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