Within the domains of morality, is there a distinction that can be
properly drawn by using the concepts of applied and theoretical
ethics? Could not all ethics be an application of something that
has no theoretical foundation - or perhaps only another kind of
foundation? Or, perhaps ethics could also be a theory about
something that is altogether inapplicable? Moral philosophers have
not managed to rule out the possibilities indicated by questions
such as these, and this fact could perhaps be taken as a reminder
that a relevant moral philosophy should probably not distance
itself too much from either the putatively theoretical or applied
aspects of moral issues. In this volume, a number of writers
wrestle with the problem concerning applied and theoretical ethics,
illuminating it from different angles. (Series: Applied Philosophy
/ Anvendt Filosofi - Vol. 5)
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