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Business Ethics - Formal elements of ethical theory (Part 2.4)

a.)

Universalism as the essence of modern ethics
Kant's formalism and the idea of a substantive ethics (e.g., in Max Scheler)
Tragic conflicts
Empirical and a priori knowledge in ethics
Judgment and subsumtion
Means and ends

b.)

Technical, strategical, and communicative rationality
Ideal and non-ideal conditions of actions
Decision theory and ethics

(01.06.2007 / Part 2.4)
*Part 2.1 and 2.2 are not available

The lecture of Prof. Dr. Vittorio Hösle took place within the scope of a 4-day course of lectures which was taped from the 31st May to the 03rd June at the Northern Institute of Technology.

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