Titlebook: Care, Uncertainty and Intergenerational Ethics; Christopher Groves Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Administrative Imaginaries and Intergenerational Ethicsd with it conceptions of the social constraints that mould the subjectivity — the agentive capacities and cognitive-psychological make-up — of those who belong to it. Margaret Urban Walker has suggested that, when examining a moral theory, ‘we need to ask what actual community of moral responsibilit

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Care and Uncertain Futuresdo? What may I hope?’ In Chapter 1, it was suggested that, whatever else is taken to be characteristic of humans as a species, being concerned about how an intrinsically uncertain future will unfold is a thread woven through all three of Kant’s questions, and is universal to what, after Hannah Arend

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Normative Implications of Careey points of contrast between the care and administrative imaginaries that have emerged in Chapter 5. The world in which we are faced with trying to understand the moral significance of our relationship to future people is one, I argued in Chapter 1, with various salient characteristics. It is, for

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Horizons of Care, at the same time as they place the question of what these responsibilities might be and how to fulfil them firmly on the philosophical and political agenda. The difficulties we encounter when trying to determine what these responsibilities might be and what might motivate present people to fulfil

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3231-0 P. Ramsey (1928), although brief discussions are present in the work of other figures such as David Hume and Henry Sidgwick. Outside this tradition, other cultures have produced codified considerations of what is due to future generations — as in the Iroquois constitution, which dates from the 12th

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Mathematical Models of Heat Exchangersentre of concepts of responsibility. At the same time, the sheer success of industrialised technological innovation in transforming the world renders foresight inadequate to the task of anticipating the unforeseeable consequences of innovation in either the short- or — especially — the long term. Th

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Controld with it conceptions of the social constraints that mould the subjectivity — the agentive capacities and cognitive-psychological make-up — of those who belong to it. Margaret Urban Walker has suggested that, when examining a moral theory, ‘we need to ask what actual community of moral responsibilit

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