New Reflection on the SciELO Blog: Reflections on Ethics in the Work of Peter Singer Researcher Ana Bijóias Mendonça from the Societies and Environmental Sustainability Research Line at the Centre for Functional Ecology - Science for People & the Planet, Terra Associated Laboratory at the University of Coimbra, and its extension at the Open University of Portugal, has published a thought-provoking analysis on ethics in the work of Peter Singer.
In the article "Reflections on Ethics in the Work of Peter Singer," the author revisits Chapter 12, "The Endless Question: Why (Should I) Act Morally?" from "Practical Ethics", unraveling Singer's arguments and reflecting on the relevance of ethics in a constantly changing world. She questions the nature of ethics and its role in overcoming egocentrism, offering a deep analysis that prompts us to reconsider our own moral values.
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