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Medieval Ethics
Edited by Claudia Meadows (Houston Baptist University, University of Houston-Downtown)
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Summary | Medieval ethics is based on the life and workings of the Greek philosophers Aristotle and Plato and their philosophical teachings. But also, on the teachings of the Christian belief and varies other religions like Islam and Judaism. Islamic and Jewish philosophers are a vital part to make us understand how the Medieval world functioned. Christian faith alone would not be sufficient to fulfill the need to understand Medieval ethics, and would falsely show the picture of life in this time period. |
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David Bourget (Western Ontario) David Chalmers (ANU, NYU) Area Editors: David Bourget Gwen Bradford Berit Brogaard Margaret Cameron David Chalmers James Chase Rafael De Clercq Ezio Di Nucci Barry Hallen Hans Halvorson Jonathan Ichikawa Michelle Kosch Øystein Linnebo JeeLoo Liu Paul Livingston Brandon Look Manolo Martínez Matthew McGrath Michiru Nagatsu Susana Nuccetelli Giuseppe Primiero Jack Alan Reynolds Darrell P. Rowbottom Aleksandra Samonek Constantine Sandis Howard Sankey Jonathan Schaffer Thomas Senor Robin Smith Daniel Star Jussi Suikkanen Lynne Tirrell Aness Kim Webster Other editors Contact us Learn more about PhilPapers |