Trust, moral responsibility, the self, and well-ordered societies: The importance of basic philosoph

2025-03-05 Classification：Philosophy Click()
Author：Mccullough, LB

Article Title：Trust, moral responsibility, the self, and well-ordered societies: The importance of basic philosophical concepts for clinical ethics

Abstract：
Although the work of clinical ethics is intensely practical, it employs and presumes philosophical concepts from the central branches of philosophy, including metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and political philosophy. This essay introduces this issue in the Journal on clinical ethics by considering how the papers and book reviews included in it illuminate four such concepts: trust, moral responsibility, the self and well-ordered societies.

Keywords: moral responsibility; philosophical concepts; the self; trust

DOI: 10.1076/jmep.27.1.3.2972

Source：JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND PHILOSOPHY

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