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Decisions, Decisions: Big Data and the Future of Autonomy

February 6, 2024 by maria

Fiona J. McEvoy   Abstract Members of the general public may think that terms like ‘Big Data’ are only of relevance to technology geeks and Silicon Valley executives. The reality is that so-called “datafication” marks the beginning of a new human epoch that will have huge implications for all of us – especially generations being … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: autonomy, Big Data, decision-making, ethics, society, Technology

The Future of Human Enhancement and Setting Rules for Technological Doping

February 6, 2024 by maria

Julian Savulescu   Abstract Technological doping, like using gears in cycling, aerohelmets, or computers, shows us that doping can assist the human striving to be better. It can express and bring out talent. Our rules to limit enhancement needs to be based on the balance of reasons. Sport, and life, ought to preserve 4 values: … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: autonomy, doping, enhancement, ethics, liberty, spirit of sport

Relația etică-politică în filosofia practică aristotelică

February 4, 2024 by user2

CONSTANTIN VICĂ Abstract The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between ethics and politics as it was initially stated by Aristotle in the first two paragraphs (1094a-1094b10) of the Nicomachean Ethics first Book. In the beginning I looked at the anteriority relation as an explanatory pattern used by Aristotle to sketch the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: Aristotle, ethics, eudaimonia, Nicomachean Ethics, phronesis, politics, practical knowledge

Some Ethical Aspects in Philokalia

January 22, 2024 by user3

Lilian Ciachir   Abstract “A good conscience is found through prayer and pure prayer through the conscience. Each by nature needs the other”, says St Mark the Ascetic (1977, 123). This interdependence between conscience and prayer shows the divine origin and source of Christian ethics or morality. Following this affirmation, we may say that a … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: Christian ethics, Conscience, Ethical praxis, ethics, Morality, Philokalia, Prayer, Virtues

The Moral Permissibility of Private Military and Security Companies

January 22, 2024 by user3

Mark R. Fries   Abstract The private military and security industry has had such a profound impact on modern warfare that it deserves closer attention. The real debate that this article seeks to contribute to is whether or not the use of private military and security companies (PMSCs) is ethical, how it affects our globalized … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: cumulative legitimacy approach, democracy, ethics, neomedievalism, Private Military and Security Companies (PMSC), social connection model

Music and Emotion: From Ancient Greece to Contemporaneity

January 12, 2024 by oana

Florentina Enea   Abstract Understanding how music and emotion co-vary has been the focus for many scholars for a long time, starting with the writings of Ancient Greeks to contemporary thought. Philosophers, musicologists, and cognitive scientists alike have been puzzling on the extent to which music can have an influence on how humans feel, think … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: aesthetics, emotion, ethics, music

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aesthetics Aristotle art Augustin autonomy becoming capitalism communism consciousness. cooperation culture cyborg Damasio democracy Descartes despair early modern philosophy Emotions ethics Feel to Know Foucault globalization Heidegger history identity ideology Kant Malebranche metaphysics Pascal person Philokalia philosophical counseling Plato politics posthumanism pragmatism reason Sartre self spirituality Subject transhumanism

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