A Duty to Explore African Ethics?
It has become increasingly common to point out that African morality is under-represented in ethical theorizing. However, it is less common to find arguments that this under-representation is unjustified. This latter claim tends to be simply assumed. In this paper I draw together arguments for this...
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Ethical theory and moral practice
Year: 2017, Volume: 20, Issue: 4, Pages: 857-872 |
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B African Ethics B Morality B Moral Foundations Theory B empirical ethics B Epistemic injustice B Diversity B Global Ethics B Moral Psychology |
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