Cooling Sun -- An Existentialist Ethics

Author: [US] Barnes, translated by Wan Junren et al.
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: This book provides a systematic and in-depth elaboration on the content of existentialist ethics. Through the rigorous theoretical exploration presented by the author, we are not only shown a picture of existentialist ethical theory but also a historical analysis of its impact on modern cultural values. This, therefore, reflects the author's sense of social responsibility and moral sentiment. The title of this book is "An Existentialist Ethics," and the emphasis on the indefinite article "an" is due to two reasons: First, what I call "existentialist ethics" is not necessarily the existentialist ethics in question, which is not entirely accurate. Without a doubt, we must distinguish between an existentialist Christian ethics rooted in Kierkegaard's existentialism and an existentialist ethics based on Heidegger's existential philosophy, and even between the former and an ethics that adopts Sartre's non-dogmatic premises.