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Nietzsche's Affirmative Morality: An Ethics of Virtue

The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, 2003
In this article I shall attempt to give a birds-eye view of Nietzsche's ethics, with special emphasis on its affirmative aspect. I will also attempt to show that there exists one relatively simple aspect of Nietzsche's ethics that has not been realized, but that makes it much more consistent and comprehensi ble.
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Process-Oriented Ontologies and the Ethics of Affirmation

2016
The philosophical underpinnings of the empirical work are described in this chapter in a straightforward manner that makes these complex thinkers more accessible to practice-based researchers. The chapter progresses by philosopher to include contemporary perspectives on process-relational philosophy, post-phenomenology, speculative realism, vital ...
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Enacting affirmative ethics in education: A materialist/posthumanist framing

Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2022
Dianne Mulcahy
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Affirmative Ethics and Feminism

Journal of Korean Women's Studies, 2020
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Hope and affirmation: an ethics of reciprocity

2013
Jean-Paul Sartre's final ethics of the "we" (or reciprocity) remains controversial and less developed than his other ethics. Scholars have generally accepted the periodization of his ethics into three, as Sartre himself described them: the first ethics of authenticity, the second Marxist or dialectical ethics, and this final ethics, that considers the ...
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Scott Momaday and the Affirmative Po-Ethics of Life

Language for International Communication: Linking Interdisciplinary Perspectives
This study examines Momaday’s worldview, as transmuted into his poetic and highly visual writing, in a vitalist perspective, the aim of which is to bring to light the way the transcultural and eco-systemic perspectives interact in the text in a non-dichotomic guise, much open to the play of creativity. The singular world that Momaday’s poems and novels
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