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The Moral Limits of Religious Pluralism
Weisse, Weisse. (2023). The Moral Limits of Religious Pluralism. In J. B. Imber (Ed.), The Anthem Companion to Peter Berger (pp. 47–60). Ant...
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Forgiveness and Meaning in Life
Allais, Lucy. 2022. Forgiveness and Meaning in Life. In I. Landau (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Meaning in Life (pp. 292-C18.P75). Oxford Un...
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Humanness and Harmony: Thad Metz on Ubuntu
Allais, Lucy. 2022. Humanness and Harmony: Thad Metz on Ubuntu. Philosophical Papers, 51(2), 203–237. https://doi.org/10.1080/05568641.2022....
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The Morality of Martiality: Beyond Good and Evil in Liberation Struggles
This is an interdisciplinary research project on the morality of martiality.
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Justification of moral norms in African philosophy
Okeja, Uchenna. 2018. Justification of moral norms in African philosophy. In Edwin Etieyibo (Ed.), Method, Substance and the Future of Afric...
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Forgiveness and the Maternal Body: An African Ethics of Interconnectedness
Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela. 2011. Forgiveness and the Maternal Body: An African Ethics of Interconnectedness. The Fetzer Institute: Essays on E...
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Why Ethics?
Huber, Wolfgang. 2015. Why Ethics? Stellenbosch Theological Journal 1 (1): 151–66. doi:10.17570/stj.2015.v1n1.a7.
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Collectivism and Reductivism in the Ethics of War
Frowe, Helen. 2016. Collectivism and Reductivism in the Ethics of War. Pp. 342–55 in A Companion to Applied Philosophy, edited by K. Lippert...
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Evaluating Societies Morally: The Case of Development and ‘Developing’ Societies
Okeja, Uchenna. 2017. Evaluating Societies Morally: The Case of Development and ‘Developing’ Societies. Analyse & Kritik, 39(2), 241–263. ht...
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The moral challenge of expatriate employment in developing countries
Okeja, Uchenna. 2017. The moral challenge of expatriate employment in developing countries. Nord J Appl Ethics, 65–77. https://doi.org/10.53...
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Nietzsche and the alleged European nature of nihilism
I will elaborate Nietzsche’s idea of the European character of nihilism in discussion with philosophers from other cultures, or at least from other parts of the world (including Brazil and South Africa), who all are interested and prepared to cooperate.
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Basic questions of ethics (2)
Work at STIAS will be devoted to additional contributions for English and Chinese translations of the book Ethics.
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Dry Remains – The forensic examination of the moral content of a life
After fifty years of writing plays the forthcoming stay at STIAS will be used to make a second attempt at writing a novel.
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Punishment and Legitimacy: A Kantian Perspective
This project seeks to contribute to our understanding of the moral values that underpin procedural rights in criminal trials, with a particular focus on the sentencing process.
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Nietzsche’s ‘Christian virtues’
Although Nietzsche is admittedly one of the most anti-Christian thinkers in the history of philosophy, this does certainly not mean that Christianity has not left traces in his thinking.