Moral Weakness
Introduction Human beings are born free, and Aristotle’s famous differentia, “human beings are rational animals” (NE, 1098a3-5). Contrary to other beings, humans are capable of deciding their course of action…
Does Morality have room for context?
Introduction One of the most important discussions in moral philosophy is whether morality should be understood in a context specific manner. In the Oxford dictionary, “context” is defined as “the…
Moral Ontology, Epistemology and Semantics: Part 1
Introduction While normative ethics asks questions such as "is animal testing morally acceptable" or "is it okay to steal in order to help a family member", the meta-ethicist climbs a…