Contextual Ethics

Anne-Marie S. Christensen is Professor of Ethics at Philosophy, Department of Design, Media and Educational Science, University of Southern, Denmark. Niklas Forsberg is head of research in the Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value, Department of Philosophy, University of Pardubice, Czech Republic. Raffaele Rodogno Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy, University of Lausanne and The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, SHS Porogramme, Switzerland.

• 1. Editors: ‘Introduction’.- Part One: The Importance and Implications of Context in Ethics.- 2. Nora Hämäläinen: ‘Working Values into Practice and Transforming Them Along the Way: Some Examples from Environmental Ethics’.- 3. Raffaele Rodogno: ’Well-Being, Context, and Normativity’.- 4. Camilla Kronqvist: ‘Listening to Who is Talking: The Speakers as Context’.- 5. Anne-Marie S. Christensen: ‘Thinking About the New. Practical Ethics as Contextual Ethics’.- Part Two: How to do Context? Theories, Methodologies and Fieldtrips.- 6. Duncan Richter: ‘The Ethics of Description’.- 7.  Sverker Finnström: ‘When the World isnot Directly Given to Us: On Death, Murder, and Participant Reflection in a Ugandan Warzone’.- 8. Cecilie Eriksen: ‘Bias, Blind Spots and Cherry-picking. Methodological Challenges in Contextual Ethics’.- 9. Ondrej Beran: ‘The (Im)possibilities of Philosophical Advice’.- 10. Ylva Gustafsson: ‘Reflections on Illness Narratives and the Missing Voices’.- Part Three: Trying it Out – Examples of Contextualised Moral Philosophy.- 11. Hannah Winther: ‘Contextual Animal Ethics’.- 12. Salla Aldrin Salskov: ‘The Queer Ethics of Alison Bechdel’s Are You’re my Mother? and Judith Butler’s Giving an Account of Oneself’.- 13. Lisa Aaltola: ‘Universal or Contextual Love?’.- 14. Jonna Bornemark: ‘Asymmetrical Lessons: Pregnancy, Horses and BDSM’.