Soulevant le paradoxe de l'amour et de la morale, l'un synonyme de partialite, l'autre d'impartialite, dans la cadre des theories consequentialistes telles que la morale kantienne, l'A. se propose de souligner la convergence de la morale et de l'amour a travers la notion d'emotion morale. Examinant le theme du respect de la loi et du respect des personnes chez Kant, et developpant une analyse conative de l'amour en reference a Freud et a la philosophie analytique, l'A. montre que la partialite et la selectivite de l'amour participent a l'education morale en tant qu'elles soulignent la valeur de la personne dans sa singularite

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Ethics and impartiality

Love as a Moral Emotion

Stakeholder theory, as a method of management based on morals and behavior, must be grounded by a theory of ethics. However, traditional ethics of justice and rights cannot completely ground the theory. Following and expanding on the work of Wicks, Gilbert, and Freeman (1994), we believe that feminist ethics, invoking principles of caring, provides the missing element that allows moral theory to ground the stakeholder approach to management. Examples are given to support the suggested general principle for making business decisions under feminist moral theory.

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Feminist Ethics as Moral Grounding for Stakeholder Theory

At the end of "The Imagination and the Self," Bernard Williams uncovers a common confusion about the range of thoughts in which the metaphysics of personal identity is implicated. When I imagine being someone else, I can be described as imagining that I am the other person-which sounds as if I am imagining a relation of identity between that person and me, David Velleman. As Williams points out, however, this particular way of imagining that I am another person is not really about me or my identity with anyone.2

Self to Self

1. Introduction 2. A brief introduction to Kantian ethics 3. The genesis of shame 4. Love as moral emotion 5. The voice of conscience 6. A rational superego 7. Don't worry, feel guilty 8. Self to self 9. The self as narrator 10. From self psychology to moral philosophy 11. The centered self 12. Willing the law 13. Motivation by ideal 14. Identification and identity.

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Self to Self: Selected Essays

L'A. propose une conception de la honte qui explique la prise de conscience de leur nudite par Adam et Eve. Examinant l'histoire de l'arbre de la connaissance du bien et du mal au chapitre 3 de la Genese, ainsi que le mythe de la nudite naturelle des ancetres, l'A. montre que la honte depasse la sphere privee pour alimenter le debat public sur l'auto-presentation sociale et le debat moral sur le rapport culturel au corps et a la sexualite.

Ethics and impartiality

Citations

Love as a Moral Emotion

Feminist Ethics as Moral Grounding for Stakeholder Theory

Self to Self

Self to Self: Selected Essays

The genesis of shame

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