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Los ejes de la dimensión moral. Ética e identidad en la antropología filosófica de Charles Taylor
This article explores the position that the Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor has maintained in his dispute with modern moral philosophy, especially in relation to utilitarian and proceduralist ethical frameworks that emphasize universalist criteria at the expense of approaches that address moral questions from a pluralist perspective—one that makes room for issues concerning the good life and questions surrounding “transcendence.”
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