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Politics and Ethics, and the Ethic of Politics
2019Abstract This chapter first examines Max Weber’s views on the relationship between ethics and politics. Weber maintained that there is an ineradicable conflict between the ultimate value spheres, each of which has its own inherent logic; consequently, he rejected the idea that politics could build on ethical foundations.
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The politics of professional ethics
Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 2010AbstractIn order to illustrate how terms of reference themselves, such as those announced by ‘professional ethics’, delimit and distort moral consideration I start with an extended discussion of how Just War Theory operates to do this; and go on to discuss ‘the power of naming’ with reference to the British attack on Iraq.
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Philosophy Today, 2015
1.In the question of politics, there are always three elements:- There are the people, along with what they do and what they think.- There are organizations: unions, associations, groups, committees. And political parties.2- There are organs of State power, official bodies and constitutional powers.
Alain Badiou, C. J. Davies
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1.In the question of politics, there are always three elements:- There are the people, along with what they do and what they think.- There are organizations: unions, associations, groups, committees. And political parties.2- There are organs of State power, official bodies and constitutional powers.
Alain Badiou, C. J. Davies
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Ethics, Politics, and Ontology
Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, 1993L'hypothese heuristique proposee par l'A. postule que tous les philosophes ethiques operent dans un contexte ontologique meme s'ils ne le reconnaissent pas. Dans cette optique, il examine le point de vue de deux philosophes, Aristote et Hegel qui acquiescent au besoin d'un ordre ...
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Ethical Politics and Political Ethics I: Agathonism
2019Mario Bunge calls his ethical system agathonism, to signify “seeking the good”. For Bunge the good is above all else the satisfaction of human needs. In this way, human needs act as the foundation stone of Bunge’s ethical system. The aim of this chapter is to reset the foundation stone of agathonism, while allowing the valuable portions of the edifice ...
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2007
Abstract Although politicians are only human, they must take part in momentous decisions affecting the lives of millions. They may even have to decide whether or not their country should go to war, with the inevitable suffering that that will mean both to their own countrymen and women and to the perceived enemy.
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Abstract Although politicians are only human, they must take part in momentous decisions affecting the lives of millions. They may even have to decide whether or not their country should go to war, with the inevitable suffering that that will mean both to their own countrymen and women and to the perceived enemy.
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1979
1. The word ‘politics’ and its derivatives is used in at least three different senses. First, it may refer to the exercise of power, second, to the allocation of power, and third, to a profession.
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1. The word ‘politics’ and its derivatives is used in at least three different senses. First, it may refer to the exercise of power, second, to the allocation of power, and third, to a profession.
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Philosophy, 1951
The most important question under this heading is the question whether states are subject to the moral law. That they are has sometimes been denied even in theory, and there are no doubt still countries in which it would be highly desirable to publish an article combating this denial.
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The most important question under this heading is the question whether states are subject to the moral law. That they are has sometimes been denied even in theory, and there are no doubt still countries in which it would be highly desirable to publish an article combating this denial.
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