Ethical Reflections

Ethical Reflections

Ethical Reflections

Journal Archive

Distinguished Philosophers' Papers in Ethical Reflections:

Thomas M. Scanlon, Harvard University, USA

 

Christine M. Korsgaard, Harvard University, USA

 

Peter Singer,Princeton University, USA

 Jonathan Dancy, University of Texas, USA 

 

Stephen Darwall, Yale University, USA

Slavoj Žižek, Ljubljana University, Slovenia

 

Muhammad Legenhausen, Imam Khomeini Institute, Iran

 

Talbot Brewer, University of Virginia, USA

 

Amy Gutmann, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Most Visited Articles
Animal from Feeling to Subjectivity: Discourse in the Philosophy of Bioethics
The Philosophy of Arrogance and its Effect on the Current Good and Ugliness of Arrogance
Some Main Points in Rawls’ Theory of Justice
Investigation of the Influence of Professional Islamic Ethics on both Subjective and Objective Career Path
The Role of Questioning of the Educators (Teachers) in Intellectual Cultivation of the Educated (Students) Focusing on the Traditions of Immaculate Imams (peace be upon them)
We Have to Live Till We Die
Interpreting Hobbes’s Moral Theory: Rightness, Goodness, Virtue, and Responsibility
Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 3 - Serial Number 23, Autumn 2025, Pages 7-181 

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