Titlebook: Ethics and Self-Knowledge; Respect for Self-Int Peter Lucas Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Ethical theory.Foucault.Heg

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Introductioncal discussion. The ‘objectification’ charge combines elements that established ethical and political theories seem content to consider separately, if they consider them at all. Objectification concerns the way we treat others, the way we understand them, and the way we represent them. This Introduc

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Fragmentationupreme principle of morality in general. However, this view looks increasingly untenable. Developments in applied and professional ethics over recent decades have challenged the centrality of respect for persons on a number of fronts. Firstly, the connection between ontological personhood and moral

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Discriminationny relevance to contemporary ethics. I will argue that the apparent irrelevance of the principle is an illusion, stemming from an excessively restrictive view of the phenomena with which ethics must deal. This chapter begins the process of demonstrating the ongoing relevance of the principle, focusi

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Objectificationines stereotyping with instrumentalisation. Given the fragmentation of the moral person, discussed earlier, the view that the instrumentalisation of ontological persons is uniquely unacceptable might seem to rest on questionable grounds. Nevertheless, in view of the self-interpreting capacities of o

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