This author delves into profound ethical questions, exploring the philosophical underpinnings of concepts related to animal rights. Her work interrogates the complex nature of good and evil, seeking their reflection in moral and spiritual life. She also examines the notion of the common good and its role within ethical frameworks. Her scholarly contributions offer a deep contemplation of the fundamental moral dilemmas humanity faces.
This book provides an overview of the main moral ideas typical of ancient ethics. The first chapter concerns the ethics of ancient Greece, while the second chapter discusses the views of the ethics of ancient Rome. The third part contains the source texts that have been translated into English. The book can serve as a script for students of humanities and can be useful for studying and teaching ethics.
This book provides an overview of selected problems typical of contemporary ethics. These issues are related to environmental ethics, animal rights, moral education, liberal-communitarian debate, moral cognitivism, postmodern ethics, dilemmas of migration policy, and contemporary exploitation of people.