Research on the cutting-edge issues of applied ethics of moral in the cost of modernization

Author: (German) Hubert Hüppauf
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Features: Hubert Hüppauf is a renowned German philosopher and currently a professor of philosophy at the University of Tübingen, Germany, as well as the editor-in-chief of the German journal Philosophical Studies. The Ethics of Modernization as a Price is one of Hüppauf's most important works. In the face of major ethical issues in the current world, such as scientific ethics, technological ethics, environmental ethics, and global ethics, Hüppauf presents his unique insights. As the structure of scientific behavior changes, discussing the ethical issues of science and technology has become an urgent and fundamental task in the world today. The author disagrees with certain modern theories that condemn and criticize science. He believes that our modernization and civilization are shaped by science and technology, and that the technology itself is not inherently wrong but only has the potential to make mistakes. It increasingly inspires a moral need. In the book, the author questions liberal moral theory and argues that humanistic care should replace freedom, which is highly insightful. Particularly important is the author's cautious rational analysis of ethical issues in globalization. As an ethics book, it is forward-looking and holds certain guiding significance for the academic circles in China.