Global Virtue Ethics Review articles from January 2001

Global Virtue Ethics Review archives from January 2001

Virtue Ethics and the Wisdom Tradition: Exploring the Inclusive Guidance of the Quran.
January 1, 2001... Abstract The paper elaborates the meaning and measures of Virtue Ethics as a distinct form of moral discourse centered on cultivating an ethic of identity or character. In construing this ethic, Virtue Ethics engages in a moral discourse...

Editorial Observations.
January 1, 2001... This issue of the journal features three articles and one book review. In order in which they appear, Jack Kem, Enamul Choudhury, and Patrick S. Smith wrote the articles in this issue. Jack Kem's article illustrates and shows the implications...

SPIRITUAL WISDOM ETHICS: A LINKAGE BETWEEN RELIGION AND GOVERNMENT.
January 1, 2001... Abstract This article addresses a new approach to ethics called Spiritual Wisdom Ethics. It relies and builds upon the vast historical and collective values found in the five major religious faiths in our world - Hinduism, Judaism,...

Ethical Issues from Diagnosis to Dying: The Moral Challenge of Alzheimer Disease.(Brief Article)
January 1, 2001... Post, Stephen G. 2000. Ethical Issues from Diagnosis to Dying: The Moral Challenge of Alzheimer Disease. 2nd Ed. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. This is a second edition of a comprehensive presentation of the problems...