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Routledge Anthropology and Ethics: The Quest for Moral Understanding

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Explore the deep connection between human culture and moral reasoning in Anthropology and Ethics: The Quest for Moral Understanding. Published by Routledge, this work presents a unique experiment in interdisciplinary collaboration. By combining the methods of anthropology and philosophy, authors May and Abraham Edel aim to clarify complex theories of morality. This book examines the wide range of moral differences found throughout the world. The authors work to establish coordinates for a systematic mapping of particular moralities. Readers will learn how to explore the relations of morality to cultural patterns and social processes more explicitly. This text provides a way to see how philosophic issues of ethics can be enriched by borrowing from anthropological perspectives, creating a more complete understanding of the human experience.

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Interdisciplinary approach that combines the resources and methods of both anthropology and philosophy.

Provides a framework to establish coordinates for the systematic mapping of different moralities found globally.

Examines the specific relations between morality, cultural patterns, and social processes.

Offers a method to enrich philosophic issues of ethics through anthropological insights.

Analyzes a wide range of moral differences to clarify existing theories of morality.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1138518875
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 13 July 2017
Listed Since: 31 August 2017

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