Etica intercultural

Ethics has always been known for its “universal” nature. Local features nonetheless still reign supreme. It is not a question simply of eliminating such features (indeed, they may well be worth championing, as a source of pride). However, any approach to ethics that seeks to be of practical use (and of practical use to all) must be based on shared values and universal maxims. This work is a response to the major challenge today facing practical reasoning: to ensure it is valid for society i...