Titlebook: Ethics of the Professions: Medicine, Business, Media, Law; Ioanna Ku?uradi,Nermin Yavlal-Gedik Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag

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s, the compilers of the Biblical evangelical texts or the Fathers of the Church, Augustine or Thomas Aquinas, they all have comparable ideas of right and wrong human behaviour as well as of meaningful human existence. Those among us who are really interested in the principles guiding actions can dra

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Ornette D. Clennon,Claudia Sampaioence of this insight is that what we can individually know is a less and less part of what is known by contemporary world culture as a whole. The exponential growth of informations takes place at two different levels. On the one hand, more and more new facts are discovered in the single sciences. Th

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Adaptation Case Studies: , and he very aim of my talk—that I do not belong to the relativist school. Ethics should not be relative; and this is evident if one considers that ethics is not only the knowledge of a morality, but also the science of shaping morality and seeking what is right. However, as we all know, there are many e

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