Addressing New Ethical Challenges Through a Rational Lens How does rational ethics inform our understanding of moral responsibility in collective actions?

Mar 29, 2025 ... ... rational, unbiased manner once they have developed an opinion about an issue. Humans are better able to rationally process information ... Dec 4, 2024 ... ... informational and cognitive limitations (see bounded rationality). ... Ethics, 125(2), 449-476. Samuelson, W., & Zeckhauser, R. J. (1988) ... How can moral disagreements be rationally settled? What rights must a just society accord its citizens? What constitutes a valid excuse for wrong-doing? Appropriate information being important to ensure the rational use of drugs, all packaging and labelling mate- rial should provide information consistent ... Jun 27, 2010 ... In its neo-Aristotelian version, virtue ethics roots its ethics in a particular view of human nature: man is a rational animal and a 'political ... Jun 2, 2008 ... A world in which all human beings were equal, rational ... We should place greater emphasis on providing quantitative information relevant to the ... Aug 4, 2020 ... and ethics code hearings did “not contain the vast amounts of ... Many apply what is known as the “rational nexus test,” which demands ... Ethical influence strategies. Neuromarketers can employ influence strategies that persuade while preserving autonomy such as: Providing relevant information to ... The distorted concepts are the network soci- ety concept, re-ontologization, ethics, information ethics, meta-ethics, behavioral ethics, rationality limitations ... ... Ethics: The Problem of a Rational Foundation of Ethics in the Scientific Age. In Karl-Otto Apel, editor, Towards a Transformation of Philosophy, pp. 225-300 ...