Autore
Greco, Lorenzo

Titolo
Bernard Williams e il soggetto morale
Periodico
Rivista di filosofia
Anno: 2002 - Volume: 0 - Fascicolo: 1 - Pagina iniziale: 89 - Pagina finale: 108

The aim of the paper is to present a reading of the philosophy of Bernard Williams starting from what he says about the role the subject covers in moral reflection. This perspective allows to survey a series of arguments that may appear separated and independent as aspects of a coherent whole. Having the moral subject as a starting-point, the essay examines first Williams' criticisms of utilitarianism and kantianism; then the role that moral luck plays in ethics, especially with reference to the concept of moral responsibility; and finally the importance of shame, in particular compared to guilt.



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