Fondazione dell’etica: un ossimoro? Per un’etica dell’opacità

Bonito Oliva, Rossella (2009) Fondazione dell’etica: un ossimoro? Per un’etica dell’opacità. Etica & Politica / Ethics & Politics, XI (2). pp. 209-225. ISSN 1825-5167

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Abstract

This essay questions itself on the possibility of a foundation of ethic beginning from the work of two authors -Aristotle and Hegel-, who prefer to investigate the tie between ethic and athropology, rather than focusing on the metaphisical aspect of the subject. While acknowledging the status of ethics as linked, and indipendent at the same time, to politics and moral, Aristotle and Hegel considering the specificity of actions moved by a particular purpose, place on the foreground the “second nature”, the habits and customs as the first line of ethics. As the etymology of ethos − from oikos, ‘house’ − suggests, the study of ethics cannot ignore the inborn tendency of mankind to feel at home. In this context, more than on a foundation in a metaphysical sense, the focus is set on the ground where the structures of anthropogenesis are rooted: a never ending process, always moving and at risk in relation to the prevailing of stasis or mobility, of fear or creativity, in a game where the “human” itself is in danger. The possibility of “being otherwise” of freedom is preserved by the vitality of this cure of ethics as a cure of the human itself.

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Settori scientifico-disciplinari del MIUR:AREA 11 - Scienze storiche / filosofiche / pedagogiche e psicologiche > FILOSOFIA MORALE
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