The Ethics of Social Roles
Herausgeber: Barber, Alex; Cordell, Sean
The Ethics of Social Roles
Herausgeber: Barber, Alex; Cordell, Sean
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This volume aims to demonstrate the central importance of social roles to moral philosophy. Topics include social roles in the history of philosophy, the origins of social roles' normative force, the relevance of instititions, and the connection between roles and wellbeing.
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This volume aims to demonstrate the central importance of social roles to moral philosophy. Topics include social roles in the history of philosophy, the origins of social roles' normative force, the relevance of instititions, and the connection between roles and wellbeing.
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- Engaging Philosophy
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juni 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 163mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 684g
- ISBN-13: 9780192843562
- ISBN-10: 0192843567
- Artikelnr.: 67735476
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Engaging Philosophy
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juni 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 163mm x 41mm
- Gewicht: 684g
- ISBN-13: 9780192843562
- ISBN-10: 0192843567
- Artikelnr.: 67735476
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Sean Cordell received his PhD in Philosophy from the University of Sheffield, and has since held posts at Sheffield, the University of Birmingham, and the Open University where he is currently Staff Tutor and Senior Lecturer. His research has developed from an in initial interest in neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics to include the nature of social institutions, their virtues and vices, and the roles they determine for individual agents. Alex Barber received his doctorate from McGill University, Canada and currently Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the Open University, UK. He has cross disciplinary research interests, and within philosophy works mainly on ethical and political philosophy, especially on topics where his expertise in the philosophy of language and linguistics can be brought to bear.
* 1: Alex Barber and Sean Cordell: An Overview of Social Roles and
their Ethics
* PART ONE: HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS
* 2: Sophie Grace Chappell: Tempted Like Achilles: Reflections on Roles
and Role-Recalcitrance in Ancient and Modern Ethics
* 3: Jing Iris Hu: Roles and Virtues: Which is More Important for
Confucian Women?
* 4: John Simons: John Dewey s Analysis of Moral Agency as Pragmatist
Role Ethics
* 5: Robert Stern: A Good Doctor but a Bad Person? A Puzzle for Role
Ethics from Løgstrup
* PART TWO: THE NATURE AND NORMATIVITY OF ROLES
* 6: Erin Taylor: All Together Now: When Is a Role Obligation Morally
Binding?
* 7: Tracy Isaacs: The Part We Play: Social Group Membership as a Role
* 8: Reid Blackman: Explaining Role-Based Reasons
* PART THREE: ROLES, INSTITUTIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS
* 9: Sean Cordell: Role Ethics and the Functions of Institutions
* 10: Stephanie Collins: Role Obligations to Alter Role Obligations
* 11: Diane Jeske: Are the Obligations of Friendship Role Obligations?
* 12: Thomas H. Smith: My Job and its Requirements
* PART FOUR: WELLBEING, SELFHOOD, AND ROLES
* 13: Samuel Clark: Three Relations between Roles and the Good
* 14: Alex Barber: Participatory Wellbeing and Roles
* 15: Luke Brunning: Virtuous Chameleons: Social Roles, Integrity, and
the Value of Compartmentalisation
their Ethics
* PART ONE: HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS
* 2: Sophie Grace Chappell: Tempted Like Achilles: Reflections on Roles
and Role-Recalcitrance in Ancient and Modern Ethics
* 3: Jing Iris Hu: Roles and Virtues: Which is More Important for
Confucian Women?
* 4: John Simons: John Dewey s Analysis of Moral Agency as Pragmatist
Role Ethics
* 5: Robert Stern: A Good Doctor but a Bad Person? A Puzzle for Role
Ethics from Løgstrup
* PART TWO: THE NATURE AND NORMATIVITY OF ROLES
* 6: Erin Taylor: All Together Now: When Is a Role Obligation Morally
Binding?
* 7: Tracy Isaacs: The Part We Play: Social Group Membership as a Role
* 8: Reid Blackman: Explaining Role-Based Reasons
* PART THREE: ROLES, INSTITUTIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS
* 9: Sean Cordell: Role Ethics and the Functions of Institutions
* 10: Stephanie Collins: Role Obligations to Alter Role Obligations
* 11: Diane Jeske: Are the Obligations of Friendship Role Obligations?
* 12: Thomas H. Smith: My Job and its Requirements
* PART FOUR: WELLBEING, SELFHOOD, AND ROLES
* 13: Samuel Clark: Three Relations between Roles and the Good
* 14: Alex Barber: Participatory Wellbeing and Roles
* 15: Luke Brunning: Virtuous Chameleons: Social Roles, Integrity, and
the Value of Compartmentalisation
* 1: Alex Barber and Sean Cordell: An Overview of Social Roles and
their Ethics
* PART ONE: HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS
* 2: Sophie Grace Chappell: Tempted Like Achilles: Reflections on Roles
and Role-Recalcitrance in Ancient and Modern Ethics
* 3: Jing Iris Hu: Roles and Virtues: Which is More Important for
Confucian Women?
* 4: John Simons: John Dewey s Analysis of Moral Agency as Pragmatist
Role Ethics
* 5: Robert Stern: A Good Doctor but a Bad Person? A Puzzle for Role
Ethics from Løgstrup
* PART TWO: THE NATURE AND NORMATIVITY OF ROLES
* 6: Erin Taylor: All Together Now: When Is a Role Obligation Morally
Binding?
* 7: Tracy Isaacs: The Part We Play: Social Group Membership as a Role
* 8: Reid Blackman: Explaining Role-Based Reasons
* PART THREE: ROLES, INSTITUTIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS
* 9: Sean Cordell: Role Ethics and the Functions of Institutions
* 10: Stephanie Collins: Role Obligations to Alter Role Obligations
* 11: Diane Jeske: Are the Obligations of Friendship Role Obligations?
* 12: Thomas H. Smith: My Job and its Requirements
* PART FOUR: WELLBEING, SELFHOOD, AND ROLES
* 13: Samuel Clark: Three Relations between Roles and the Good
* 14: Alex Barber: Participatory Wellbeing and Roles
* 15: Luke Brunning: Virtuous Chameleons: Social Roles, Integrity, and
the Value of Compartmentalisation
their Ethics
* PART ONE: HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS
* 2: Sophie Grace Chappell: Tempted Like Achilles: Reflections on Roles
and Role-Recalcitrance in Ancient and Modern Ethics
* 3: Jing Iris Hu: Roles and Virtues: Which is More Important for
Confucian Women?
* 4: John Simons: John Dewey s Analysis of Moral Agency as Pragmatist
Role Ethics
* 5: Robert Stern: A Good Doctor but a Bad Person? A Puzzle for Role
Ethics from Løgstrup
* PART TWO: THE NATURE AND NORMATIVITY OF ROLES
* 6: Erin Taylor: All Together Now: When Is a Role Obligation Morally
Binding?
* 7: Tracy Isaacs: The Part We Play: Social Group Membership as a Role
* 8: Reid Blackman: Explaining Role-Based Reasons
* PART THREE: ROLES, INSTITUTIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS
* 9: Sean Cordell: Role Ethics and the Functions of Institutions
* 10: Stephanie Collins: Role Obligations to Alter Role Obligations
* 11: Diane Jeske: Are the Obligations of Friendship Role Obligations?
* 12: Thomas H. Smith: My Job and its Requirements
* PART FOUR: WELLBEING, SELFHOOD, AND ROLES
* 13: Samuel Clark: Three Relations between Roles and the Good
* 14: Alex Barber: Participatory Wellbeing and Roles
* 15: Luke Brunning: Virtuous Chameleons: Social Roles, Integrity, and
the Value of Compartmentalisation